Interesting... >>> import pygame>>> pygame.ver'1.9.1release'
I'll try to compile 1.9.2 from source, and get back to you On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 11:55 PM, Ian Mallett <i...@geometrian.com> wrote: > No, that is not a bug. The Events don't have a __dict__ attribute. >> > The attributes that events have are described in the documentation: >> > Umm, I think you are mistaken. Events are instances of > "pygame.event.EventType", and the documentation you linked correctly shows > ".__dict__" as an attribute. > > http://pastebin.com/qfKg2bAe http://pastebin.com/KQN8Fpc8 >> > Thanks for providing an example. I wasn't able to reproduce the problem > (that is, for me the ".__dict__" attribute exists and the example works as > expected). Can you output your PyGame version? Try e.g. in a shell: > >>> import pygame > >>> pygame.ver > Mine produces "1.9.2pre" (which might not be the latest). > > As a sidenote, I haven't ever had occasion to use this functionality, as > there are more idiomatic and clear ways to retrieve information about > events' data. > > Ian > >
