I am working on a 2D adventure game engine, which as you can imagine
uses events as part of the scripting language.
I don't know if this will help you, but what I do is create my own
EventDispatcher classes that dispatch events (this is a simplified
version of my stuff)
from pyglet import event
class VidaGame(event.EventDispatcher):
def on_my_event(self):
print "hello world"
VidaGame.register_event_type('on_my_event')
Then to dispatch:
game = VidaGame()
game.dispatch_event("on_my_event")
That sort of stuff works for me, but I also have my own partial game
event queue so that the pyglet events can continue to be handled while
I have my actors walking, talking and waiting.
Regards,
Luke Miller
2008/7/15 infinite8s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> I would like to post events from outside of the dispatcher, but the
> documentation of EventDispatcher says not to use dispatch_event. Also,
> dispatch_event doesn't seem to actually dispatch the event later, but
> instead calls it right away. Is there a way to post events to the
> dispatcher?
> >
>
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