A few things...I think it's not hitting your check function because
you never call clock.tick(). And then, you're using clock.schedule
which takes only the function as an argument. Try this:
from pyglet import clock
from pyglet import font
from pyglet import window
win = window.Window()
ft = font.load('Arial',36)
text = font.Text(ft,'Hello World')
def check(dt):
print 'hi there'
clock.schedule_interval(check,2.0)
while not win.has_exit:
dt=clock.tick()
win.dispatch_events()
win.clear()
text.draw()
win.flip()
On Nov 28, 4:17 pm, sol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do the clock.schedule and clock.schedule_once functions work on XP?
> They do not seem to work for me. For example the following code never
> seems to call my 'check' callback and therefore never prints "HI
> THERE":
>
> from pyglet import clock
> from pyglet import font
> from pyglet import window
>
> win = window.Window()
>
> ft = font.load('Arial', 36)
> text = font.Text(ft, 'Hello, World!')
>
> def check(dt):
> print "HI THERE"
>
> clock.schedule(check,2000)
>
> while not win.has_exit:
> win.dispatch_events()
> win.clear()
> text.draw()
> win.flip()
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Sol
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