There is a tutorial on Jeff Boyd’s site for using QuickDraw in Linux and Mac OS X.
I also found a CPSC tutorial for quckdraw, which you can go through, if you like. I recommend working from school, though, where quickdraw should be set up. You can find resources on QuickDraw, which has tutorials and plenty of stuff to go through.
Here’s how to get it in windows:
Right Click on Computer, go down to properties
Click on Advanced System Settings
Click on environment variables
Find the Path variable and then click edit
Add C:\Python25 (or whatever directory the python.exe file is) to the end of this variable. Click okay, and exit.
Once you’ve done this, you can now use python from the command line. All you need to do then is open up the command line (command is the application name in windows), and then go to whatever directory contains quickdraw and the file you’re working with, and use the command “python myfile.py | java -jar quickdraw.jar”
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