Re: [pygame] Pygame_SDL2 Extensions

2015-08-05 Thread Michael Lutinsky
Yes, very nice! I like how it’s a very minimal set of additions over pygame. 

And thinking about it more, I can see how keeping as much of the API the same 
will keep the goodwill and momentum for pygame going, especially with the books 
that have been written with it in mind.

~ Michael



> I've made a little bit of documentation for Pygame_SDL2 available at:
> 
> http://pygame-sdl2.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
> 
> Right now, it focuses on the places where Pygame_SDL2 extends the Pygame
> API. A goal of these extensions has been to be backwards-compatible - an
> application that is ignorant of the new features should be able to run
> unchanged.
> 
> Comment on these extensions is welcome.


Re: [pygame] Pygame_SDL2 Extensions

2015-08-05 Thread tom arnall
Tom,

thanks very much.

Regards,

Tom Arnall

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"I suddenly realized I had joined the wrong mob." Lucky Luciano, after
spending a day on Wall Street


On 8/4/15, Tom Rothamel  wrote:
> I've made a little bit of documentation for Pygame_SDL2 available at:
>
> http://pygame-sdl2.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
>
> Right now, it focuses on the places where Pygame_SDL2 extends the Pygame
> API. A goal of these extensions has been to be backwards-compatible - an
> application that is ignorant of the new features should be able to run
> unchanged.
>
> Comment on these extensions is welcome.
>


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[pygame] Pygame_SDL2 Extensions

2015-08-04 Thread Tom Rothamel
I've made a little bit of documentation for Pygame_SDL2 available at:

http://pygame-sdl2.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

Right now, it focuses on the places where Pygame_SDL2 extends the Pygame
API. A goal of these extensions has been to be backwards-compatible - an
application that is ignorant of the new features should be able to run
unchanged.

Comment on these extensions is welcome.