Hi everyone.
For the past few months, I've been slowly working on an audio-only game
using pyglet. It's gone well so far, and I've learned a lot (I'm not new to
programming, but I am new to making games).
I'm now to the point where I'd like to integrate native dialogs into the
game (using wx); from what I've read around the net, this isn't a
particularly new concept. The difference in my case is that I don't need
any open gl stuff between wx or pyglet.
I've seen a few examples of an externally driven main loop here on the
mailing list (most notably using twisted's 'coiterate' function), but my
attempts don't work, or are unreliable.
I have a function that can be repeatedly called by a wx.Timer, which
*should* drive pyglet's loop.
I'm not using pyglet.app.run(), just scheduling my function with a wx timer
and starting wx's loop.
The problem with it is that it won't handle events. I've tried calling the
nonblocking loop iterating function every 50 ms, 5 ms, 10 ms... At this
point I'm confused and slightly annoyed. I'm just using my game's main menu
navigation (using arrow keys) to test. The code of my attempted loop
function is below, any help getting this working would be greatly
appreciated.
def pyglet_event_loop(*a, **k):
"""Pyglet's main loop, abstracted out to a single function that can be
called repeatedly to drive the loop forward."""
#print("Pyglet loop ran.")
# time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking...
pyglet.clock.tick()
for w in pyglet.app.windows:
w.switch_to()
w.dispatch_events()
w.dispatch_event('on_draw')
w.flip()
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