Rene,
Thanks for your news about pyportmidi. Unless I hear objections,
I'll plan to incorporate the changes for pygame into pyportmidi within
the portmedia/portmidi project.
The "in stat" messages you see are warnings that there is no
defaults file set up by PmDefaults. This is fixed in SVN revision 152.
I've also made some upgrades to VC++ version 9, OS X 10.5.7, and
Xcode 3.2 -- hopefully this will not break anything. There is still some
testing to do, and I haven't yet dealt with OSX 10.5 issues reported by
Stephen Pope, although when I build for 10.4 compatibility, I don't see
any problems.
-Roger
René Dudfield wrote:
> hello,
>
> I'm almost finishing adding support to pygame (http://pygame.org)
> which is a game library for the python programming language. It's
> based on pyportmidi for the moment with some patches contributed from
> other people using pyportmidi not in the main pyportmidi. It follows
> more of a standard python naming scheme (pep-8) however compared to
> pyportmidi. However we've tried to layer non-compatible changes ontop
> of pyportmidi so the changes should be able to
>
> It will be available on linux(pygame is packaged for almost all major
> *nix distributions)/windows/macosx for python versions 2.4, 2.5, 2.6,
> 3.0, and 3.1 with binary packages for all of them.
>
> So it should make it easier for people to use portmidi with python.
>
> It's been fully documented, we've written examples, and I'm at the
> stage where I'm writing unittests for all of the portmidi functions
> (mostly complete).
>
>
> It seems portmidi is printing out some weird things, that I'm not sure
> the meaning of.
>
> On OSX, I get this printed out:
> in stat: : No such file or directory
> in stat: : No such file or directory
> in stat: : No such file or directory
> in stat: : No such file or directory
>
>
> On linux I get this after opening an output midi port, and then
> writing a couple of midi messages to it, then closing it.
>
> WARNING: alsa_abort not implemented
>
>
>
> What do these messages mean, and can I make them quiet somehow?
>
>
>
>
> cheers,
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