On 2/8/07, Joan Planas Illas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
En Luke Paireepinart ha escrit:
> Joan Planas Illas wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm working on an app using Pygame and VLC(for video) over an Opengl
>> frame . I'm trying to get Flash working but I haven't found anything
>> that suits my demands
Charles Christie wrote:
lol... I forgot to tell it to accept spacebar input :P
This is coming along quite well. Soon I'll start coding the
shoot-em-up game part of this... then it'll get really interesting.
I noticed that certain punctuation didn't work but I'm not worried
about those. The g
lol... I forgot to tell it to accept spacebar input :P
This is coming along quite well. Soon I'll start coding the shoot-em-up game
part of this... then it'll get really interesting.
I noticed that certain punctuation didn't work but I'm not worried about
those. The game probably won't use any p
Rikard Bosnjakovic wrote:
On 2/8/07, Malcolm Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From the docs, pygame.surfarray will not work if you do not have
Numeric installed. Is it possible to make it work with NumPy instead?
Lenard Lindstrom did a post with this link some week ago:
http://www3.telus.net/
That's exactly what I was looking for! But I couldn't find the "
unicode.isalpha" or anything like that in the docs...
I knew I had to just make the event not pass anything to the textsprite
class I just didn't know how to exclude keys without explicitly defining
which ones I wanted and which one
Charles Christie wrote:
Oh wait, what I was thinking for was something completely different. I
actually have no clue on how to restrict the textsprite class to only
accept letters, numbers and keypad strokes simply and cleanly. I could
just go and make a looong if/else statement that either
On 2/8/07, Malcolm Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From the docs, pygame.surfarray will not work if you do not have
Numeric installed. Is it possible to make it work with NumPy instead?
Lenard Lindstrom did a post with this link some week ago:
http://www3.telus.net/len_l/pygame18-numpy-py24-w
Charles Christie wrote:
Oh wait, what I was thinking for was something completely different. I
actually have no clue on how to restrict the textsprite class to only
accept letters, numbers and keypad strokes simply and cleanly. I could
just go and make a looong if/else statement that either
Oh wait, what I was thinking for was something completely different. I
actually have no clue on how to restrict the textsprite class to only accept
letters, numbers and keypad strokes simply and cleanly. I could just go and
make a looong if/else statement that either has all the keys I want or
I'll fix the timer thing after I figure this out:
In my code, it accepts any keystroke. How do I make it so that the
textsprite class only accepts letters, numbers and numberpad input? I know
there's a way to do that but I forgot how... Does anybody know what python
doc that is in?
On 2/7/07, Ch
En Luke Paireepinart ha escrit:
Joan Planas Illas wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on an app using Pygame and VLC(for video) over an Opengl
frame . I'm trying to get Flash working but I haven't found anything
that suits my demands. I want newer Flash files to work but I saw
that Gnash and swfdec d
Joan Planas Illas wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on an app using Pygame and VLC(for video) over an Opengl
frame . I'm trying to get Flash working but I haven't found anything
that suits my demands. I want newer Flash files to work but I saw that
Gnash and swfdec don't deal with flash versions hig
Malcolm Ryan wrote:
From the docs, pygame.surfarray will not work if you do not have
Numeric installed. Is it possible to make it work with NumPy instead?
Fes. Search for a thread on here a couple weeks ago. Someone ported all
the Numeric stuff in pygame.
It sounded like the patch would be par
Hi all,
I'm working on an app using Pygame and VLC(for video) over an Opengl
frame . I'm trying to get Flash working but I haven't found anything
that suits my demands. I want newer Flash files to work but I saw that
Gnash and swfdec don't deal with flash versions higher than 7.
Anybody can g
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