On 04/06/2009, at 11:01 PM, Steve Johnson wrote:
>> class Player(GameObject):
>> fps = behavior.FPS(
>> keys=dict(left=key.A, right=key.D, forward=key.W,
>> backward=key.S),
>> )
>>
>> where behavior.FPS is something appropriate and then scrape the class
>> for special attributes in the GameObject.__init__
>
> But wouldn't fps then be a static attribute? What if different players
> need different sets of keys?
OK, I'll re-word my explanation a little. You scrape the class for
special attributes and create instance attributes in
GameObject.__init__.
Richard
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