On, Wed Jan 14, 2009, Jake b wrote:
> How so, or what do I need to watch? Meaning is it safe for now to do?:
>
> if self.color == pygame.Color("red"): print 'same color!'
In the recent pygame versions you can do something like:
if color == "0xff0000": print "it's red!"
Comparing a color to a string however is something that should not give
a valid result, just as other type comparisions:
>>> "1" == 1
False
In pgreloaded you only can compare a Color object with a another Color
object.
Regards
Marcus
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