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Programming Languages: C, Python

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  • Project Status?

    Hi, I'm curious to know if this is still under development. There's been no visible activity (according to the datestamps) for 3 years. Is this at a mature stage where development is not necessary, or [something else]?.

    2003-04-16 20:41:31 UTC by sleepy

  • Comment: Updates to web page.

    Logged In: YES user_id=23774 Hey, thanks for the work. Unfortunately (as you may have gathered), the pySDL project is dead, replaced by the actively-maintained pygame (www.pygame.org). In any case, it's not possible for anyone to access the server the pySDL homepage is stored on; only Mark Baker had access to that server, and he's disappeared. If you're interested in python development using...

    2001-06-06 20:52:15 UTC by dclark

  • Updates to web page.

    Links on a web-page tend to stand-out, so having all the links have exactly the same text is .. not helpful. Attached is a new version with the link text made more descriptive.

    2001-05-23 00:20:41 UTC by jafo

  • Comment: controls

    Logged In: YES user_id=77754 Browser: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98; JUNO) I need some info for using actions individually. for instance, what code is needed just for the down press of the up arrow key to know when the action happens and to use it. Also I would like to know individual code for a specific action on the joystick. I've seen the samples you've got on...

    2000-10-06 15:45:38 UTC by nobody

  • controls

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    2000-10-06 15:45:38 UTC by danielpclark

  • CD player in windows

    I'm writing lots of software using pysdl. I find some features for the cd player not available. For instance cdref.get_current_frame() and cdref.get_current_track(). In the software I'm writing, these are what I really need to work with. I'm new in the programming area, I've been working with python for 6+ months. I shure could use an update for the CD Player. Thanks.

    2000-10-06 15:19:58 UTC by danielpclark

  • Followup: RE: OpenGL support?

    pySDL includes mappings to the OpenGL functions exposed by the SDL library: video_swap_gl video_set_gl video_get_gl However (to my knowledge) no-one has field-tested these functions yet. If you'd like to do so, it sure would help. Incidentally, we hardly use these discussion boards at all. The mailing list, however, is quite active: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=4109 See...

    2000-09-14 23:16:59 UTC by dclark

  • OpenGL support?

    Any plans for OpenGL support? I'd be happy to lend a hand. lesh@distributedworks.com.

    2000-09-14 06:28:34 UTC by leshmark

  • Comment: audio-open placement sensitive

    Works for me (linux, pysdl 0.0.7, SDL 1.1.3, SDL_mixer 1.0.6). What platform are you on? I wonder if this is related to the DirectX subsystem initialization bug (although it doesn't look that way).

    2000-09-01 06:00:02 UTC by dclark

  • audio-open placement sensitive

    #!/usr/bin/env python import sdl # Initialize the SDL stuff sdl.init(sdl.INIT_VIDEO) sdl.init(sdl.INIT_AUDIO) # open sound thingy ================================ WORKS HERE snd = sdl.audio_open(44000, sdl.AUDIO_S16, 2) print snd # open video display sdl.wm_set_caption("Cow Tipping","Cows") scr=sdl.video_set_mode(640, 480, 0, sdl.HWSURFACE) # open...

    2000-08-25 20:29:14 UTC by nobody

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