Yesterday I've committed a first go at the python wrappers for the world module. I haven't implemented any special handling yet (such as properly passing arrays or setting correct ownership when methods return a new object, etc.)
With that in place, I'll test loading/saving of world objects since that's the code I touched so far. That aside, I have also written a little converter script to extract the image(s) from some of the binary media files I found on an old backup. They weren't what I thought, so it was kind of wasted effort. However, in doing so I noticed out that some parts of the surface class cannot be used unless we actually display a window. That's kind of annoying for something like a converter, but I don't think its worth looking at. I guess I'll just make sure that it's properly documented in the API. I found a more serious bug, however. Looks like I was even too stupid to copy code, with the result that all our data gets saved in big endian format ;-). Something I definitely want to fix, so that conversion only occurs for the minority of CPUs. I also had some thoughts about a roadmap after we actually got the lil' demo done. Expect something for discussion soon ... Kai _______________________________________________ Adonthell-devel mailing list Adonthell-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/adonthell-devel
