Thanks for the report. Anyone else able to reproduce weirdo-mouse coordinates on OSX Sierra/High Sierra?
brew upgrade sdl sdl_image sdl_mixer sdl_ttf portmidi python3.6 -m venv anenv . ./anenv/bin/activate pip install https://github.com/pygame/pygame/archive/master.zip wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/illume/b87911469c4e59db387defa09118fff3/raw/b07cae540d069a87639e103ab6f6f5b631d035be/weirdomouse.py python weirdomouse.py Close to this top left:<Event(4-MouseMotion {'pos': (0, 0), Close to this bottom right:<Event(4-MouseMotion {'pos': (495, 394), Pre-release wheels are on the checklist... https://github.com/pygame/pygame/issues/390 I just gotta stop shaving Yaks. cheers, On Thu, Mar 1, 2018 at 10:51 AM, Daniel Pope <ma...@mauveweb.co.uk> wrote: > Last night at the London Python Dojo I was working with a couple of Pygame > newbies on a little snow game (https://github.com/lordmauve/snowgame) > when we came across this bug on Dario's Mac: > > https://github.com/pygame/pygame/issues/380 > > This is an awful bug for beginners. It really looked so much like we had > done something wrong, storing the mouse coordinates wrongly, because the > lines we were dragging were starting from the last line, not the position > of the mouse at mouse down. We checked over our code several times before > realising that it worked on one of the other Macs, so something must be up > with Pygame. > > I was going to ask Dario to check a Pygame 1.9.4 pre-release but there are > no wheels on PyPI. It would be great if we could get wheels onto PyPI so > that we can start testing on more systems. pip doesn't consider pre-release > versions for installation unless you specify --pre on the command line so > this wouldn't interfere with getting the stable version normally. > > Dan >
