Lenard Lindstrom wrote:
Let me try this again. Pygame functions don't expect tuples as such, but rather a sequence of numbers. A euclid Vector is a sequence, so doesn't need to be converted to a tuple first. Where the problem may be is that Pygame functions want a sequence of integers for a position, color or rectangle. The pygame.draw.circle gives me a DeprecationWarning if I pass it the center coordinates as floats. So unless a euclid Vector's can have integer elements it is suggested to convert it to an integer sequences first. By the way aaline accepts float positions without complaint, to I assume this will also apply to an anti-aliased circle function should that also be added to Pygame.Jake b wrote:Since a euclid Vector supports the slice operator you can probably just pass a Vector, as is, to a pygame function with tuple of two integer values is expected.I wanted to use this to call pygame functions, ( I am not writing new functions in this way ) (It would save code and make it clearer then typing out the two members every time.) 'tuple()' seems to work this way :)
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