You can add python to PATH by rerunning the same installer you used to
install it. There will be a "modify" choice, and in the next two pages are
options to adjust the parts of python installed, and to add it to "the
environment"-- the PATH.
I would suggest using 3.7. 3.8 is likely to work, but
right. Before you blit. My bad.
On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 6:03 PM, Greg Ewing greg.ew...@canterbury.ac.nz
wrote:
Berlioz Silver wrote:
You want pixels2d, which gives you a variable which _references_ the data.
Yes, sorry, I got it the wrong way round. You need to start
with a normal surface
You want pixels2d, which gives you a variable which _references_ the data.
While the reference is still there, the surface is locked (otherwise you
could change the data mid-blit, which would be bad). Instead, you should
use:
del (variable with pixels2d in it)
right before you pass it off to GL
OK EVERYONE.
If someone had read the python docs, they'd have known exactly why this
occurs. The difference between the keyword operator is and == is due to
the fact that:
* some people want to compare a custom class and an integer, and if the
custom class' __ methods return the same as the
