On 5/29/08, Javier Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Is this possible?:
>
> ###############
>
> pyglet setup
> socket server setup
>
> main draw loop:
>
> check if socket have data : ( an external process sends this
> data i.e. " sprite.x=2 " )
> process data ( eval(data) )
> else:
> pass
>
> normal drawing commands
>
> pyglet.app.run()
>
> ################
>
> I´ve (bad) tried threads and sockets, they always blocks my code.
>
Yes, use nonblocking sockets and reimplement/override the
pyglet.app.EventLoop.idle() function. Alternatively, don't use
pyglet.app.run and write your own event loop:
while not exiting:
main_window.dispatch_events()
poll_socket()
main_window.on_draw()
main_window.flip()
> Offtopic:
>
> May I suggest a pair of tutorials
>
> 1. Using pyglet with stackless , like the Actor tutorial which uses
> pygame, simplified if its possible
I've not played with stackless before, but I understand it's an
experimental patch only, so a tutorial for using it with pyglet is not
really appropriate (of course, please supply and publish your own!).
> 2. Defining custom events for Sprites, like a on_mouse_over event ,
> based on bounding rectangle and based in the sprite image alpha
> channel
Is this a veiled request for assistance in doing this, or are you
aware of the various techniques and merely suggesting that they be
published in a tutorial? (Note that pyglet so far doesn't have any
tutorials, save the few very short examples at the beginning of the
programming guide).
Alex.
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