From: Gregor L. <gre...@ao...> - 2009-03-11 00:01:20
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Hi all, I just wanted to ask if the jython developer community were interested in a port of turtle.py to Jython. turtle.py, Tkinter based, is part of the standard library of Python since Python 2.6/3.0 (Incidentally I'm the author of this module ;-) ) I've done a first, preliminary, port to Jython. You can find it here: http://www.rg16.at/~glingl/jturtle-code/ For now, the module has still the name jturtle. You can download jturtle.py and run it to see the demo included in the module itself. Moreover you can download a bunch of demo scripts or the jturtle25.zip file which contains all of them.(some of them are also part of the Python source code distro.) The port is essentially restricted to the TurtleScreenBase class, which represents the interface between some graphics toolkit and the rest of the turtle graphics code. Please note, that I'm not a skilled Java progammer, so this code almost certainly has a some flaws and moreover it has a couple of known issues. While all of the examples are running, some of them show that they could well benefit from some optimization. If there is some interest in coninuing to develop this module I'd be glad to do so, moreover I would also be glad if I could find some Java-specialist to dicuss some problems or - even better - to.cooperate in finishing and fine-tuning the port. I'll come to Pycon 2009, where I'll give a talk on the new turtle module. So perhaps one could find some opporunity to discuss how to proceed with this. I'll not go into more details for now. Of course, if there is interest in this work, I'd could go more into the details, but for now //just would like to know if you think that this is something appropriate for Jython. With best regards Gregor Lingl |