[Pyallegro] Just a random question about wrapper implementation

[Grzegorz A. H. <gr...@te...>]

Hello.

After reading some documentation to see if I could help with the
pyallegro wrapper, I seem to have overlooked global variables wrapping
standard procedures.  IOW: how the hell do you wrap around something
like say mouse_x?

My little understanding tells me that you would create a python wrapper
class.  User python code would use methods of this class like set/get
to write/read the variable, and the class code would do the actual trick
of modifying/returning the real C global value. Python example:

 import pyallegro
 pyallegro.install()
 pyallegro.whatever()
 print "Mouse is at %d" % pyallegro.mouse_x.get()

Is this correct? If yes, huh, it's kinda ugly...

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 Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz   gr...@te...   http://gradha.infierno.org/