On Wed, 11 Jun 2008, Gary Herron wrote:
> bootkey wrote:
> > I've installed pyglet on WinXP and I'm trying to run Hello World as
> > follows:
> >
> > import pyglet
> > win = pyglet.window.Window()
>
> Both pyglet and pyglet.window are modules and must be imported. Try
> import pyglet.window
> after the first import.
>
> Also: I've got two different versions of pyglet (neither of them being
> that latest version) installed on two different platforms (Linux and
> Windows). In one case the single import works (and apparently does the
> second import automatically), and in the other case I need to explicitly
> perform the second import. So... your mileage may vary depending on
> your pyglet version and your platform.
It should only depend on the pyglet version. Version 1.0 will require multiple
imports. Version 1.1 will allow access to "pyglet.window" with a
single "import pyglet" statement.
Richard
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