[PyOpenGL-Users] PyOpenGL 2.0.1.09 bug-fix release available

[Mike C. F. <mcf...@ro...>]

You can find the release at the usual location:
    http://pyopengl.sourceforge.net

I've only tested the release on Win32 (my Linux install being a little 
messed up at the moment).  If some enterprising Linux user wants to 
compile and confirm operation on Linux that would be great.

Have fun all,
Mike

Release notes:

    INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE:

        glDrawPixelsXX fixes to use arrays specified with "natural"
    ordering,
        that is, a 200x100 pixel array is specified as an array with shape
        of (200,100,3), rather than (100,200,3).  This matches the
    semantics of
        the string form, and allows glGetPixels and glGetTextureLevel
    results
        to be passed directly in to glDrawPixelsXX.  If you need to use the
        previous form, set:
            array.shape = (array.shape[1],array.shape[0]) + array.shape[2:]
        before the call to glDrawPixels

    Fix bug with glGetTexLevel where width was queried twice instead of
    height,
    were also queried in the reverse order (see glDrawPixelsXX changes).

    Also fix off-by-one bug in the code to generate the glGetTexLevel array
    (for the dimensions, which would have resulted in unusable images
    had anyone
     been able to get past the previous bug).

    Memory leak fix for Numeric versions of _PyObject_FromArray

    Brian Leair's submitted versions of NEHE tutorials 13, 41-45 and 48

    Togl:

        Fix for yet more Togl building problems in modern Linux (Gentoo,
    Fedora Core)

        Avoid warning message if Togl is not set to build

    Added placeholder files for the directories used in building the
    documentation set.

    Use include and lib directories for compiling version-selector files,
    warn on failure to compile version selector.

    Support Python 2.4 distutils bdist_wininst, which now has the
    customisation
    point we need (and doesn't work with the old sub-class that produces the
                   customisation point for Python 2.3 and below)

    Print message to stderr on failure of a glu tessellation callback
    notifying
    the user of from where the traceback came.

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  Mike C. Fletcher
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