From my limited tests, the cocoa-port branch of pyglet is working for me.
Here are the steps I used to test the pyglet-cocoa branch:
hg clone https://pyglet.googlecode.com/hg/ pyglet-cocoa
cd pyglet-cocoa
#to switch to cocoa-port:
hg update cocoa-port
sudo python setup.py develop
#this makes pyglet version from version control active.
Maybe that will help others with access to OS X 10.6 try it out too and
give more feedback.
Several of the Carbon-based module files were deleted when the Cocoa
branch was created. These need to be restored and then, as you say,
an option added to select between the Carbon and Cocoa platforms.
This shouldn't be too difficult: it can be set automatically by
querying sys.maxint, platform.release(), and objc.__version__. I
haven't had time to work on the code in a while, but I should be able
to get around to it after next week.
I like the idea of being able to keep both Carbon and Cocoa around and
choosing based on which version of OS X is running.
Thanks!
-Charles.
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