On 14.07.2011 16:18, sam.hack...@sent.com wrote:
Hey guys,
I have a class which inherits from pygame.Surface. If the class gets
created with a tuple, I create a new surface by calling
pygame.Surface.__init__, so my class will work as a pygame.Surface object.
I also need this class to be created with existing pygame.Surface
objects. So, if I pass in a pygame.Surface object to my class, how can
I get my class to be treated as a pygame.Surface object? Do
pygame.Surface objects store their data in an accessible variable such
as _image, in which case I presume I could copy the Surface._image to
self._image to get the desired effect?
Thanks,
Sam Bull
Hi
An old experiment of mine, it might give you a clue how you can do it
(actually it replaces the pygame Surface object with the SurfaceObject
class):
https://python-pyknic.googlecode.com/svn/branches/pyknic-2.0/experimental/surfaceobject.py
Hope it helps.
~DR0ID
