Examples of using piddle (listed in order of approximate complexity):

basics.py 
      Demonstrates the basics of drawing with piddle for a the PDF backend

formatted-strings.py 
      Demonstrates how to add html-style formating to text drawn with
      piddle using the stringformat.py module

using-piddleTK.py
      Demonstrates how to use piddleTK in a TK frame.

using-piddleWX.py
      Demonstrates how to get started using piddle with wxWindows

piddleWxDcDemo.py
      Demonstrates how piddleWxDc.py allows wxPython users to add
      PIDDLE as a device context

piddletest.py (found in main piddle directory)
      Demonstrates use of all of piddle's features for each supported
      backend.  An excellent place to look if you have questions about
      how to use a specific backend.  Used to test out new
      implementations.
      
textClasses.py 
      An intermediate example of text formatting using piddle.
      Defines classes to define either columns or rectangles to
      contain text with automatic word wrapping.  Text may be aligned
      (left, right or centered) and rotated.  These classes may be
      useful to you if you choose to use piddle.

      [Note: There is work being done to provide full page layout
      facilities to in a separate project based on top piddle.]

HTMLPiddler.py   *Advanced example*
      This is proof of concept code (written by Jeff Kunce) that
      demonstrates how piddle can be used to render HTML.  Provides a
      quick way to format text using piddle using a familiar syntax.
      Jeff notes that this is only meant as a toy implementation, and,
      that some of the html parsing/rendering gets somewhat byzantine.
