thanks for the links! python in firefox sounds nice.
python together with the canvas html element (canvas opengl support is also planned if i remember correctly) maybe the problem will solve itself? :) i think this would almost be like pygame...
On 7/9/06, Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The C Python implementation can not currently be sandboxed in a way that makes this feasible. Brett Cannon has recently started working on a dissertation for a new restricted execution design [1], but don't hold your breath.A more viable solution would probably be to write a Python to haXe [2] tran
On 7/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
but with a
webplugin it would be more serious since you potentially reach a bigger
audience and it runs automatically?
Also, you would not be able to peek the code, which you would be able
to with a local application.
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- Rikard.
i see. isn't there a way to block modules from being importable somehow? and only allow the absolutely needed and secure ones?
the same problem also exists with standalone pygame applications though, or not? someone could make a game that formats your harddisk? but with a webplugin it would be mo
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hi,
with google i came across various hints that people work on a pygame
webplugin. what did happen to these projects?
i think having a python alternative to flash and java applets would be
awesome! :)
what are the difficulties involved in doing such a webplugin?
hi,
with google i came across various hints that people work on a pygame webplugin. what did happen to these projects?
i think having a python alternative to flash and java applets would be awesome! :)
what are the difficulties involved in doing such a webplugin? i guess if it were easy it a
