Andre Krause wrote:
The Python 2.6 Pygame dependencies are compatible with Python 3. I hope to have a new Pygame installer for 2.6 shortly, with updated dependencies if necessary. As for using Pygame prebuilts with pgreloaded I have had no luck, though it looks like it should use them when available.Marcus von Appen wrote:On, Thu Apr 09, 2009, Andre Krause wrote:dear list, i need pygame for www.portablepython.com i need it for teaching programming to total beginners. i choose python 3.0.1 version of portable python, because it avoids some problems that would confuse programming beginners ( for example the integer division problem) later in the course i introduce pygame and let them program a very simple breakout like game and a baloon pop game. question: is pygame already compatible with python 3.0.1 ?No, but the pgreloaded branch is. It lacks some documentation, examples and testing, though. Regards Marcusthank you for fast replying. question: would it work to download the branch using svn, and then just use the dlls (SDL.dll, jpeg.dll , etc) from the official binary releases of pygame ? (maybe i should just test instead asking ;-) ) thanks anyway for pointing me to the pgreloaded branch.
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