Re: [pygame] mirra 0.2.5

[Zain Alam <zainalam@xxxxxxxxx>]

Just a quick reply to the above: 

"By the way, how do you do that trick of importing .py modules from a
subdirectory of your main code? (ie. "main.py" in C:\Foo imports files
from C:\Foo\Clutter.) I haven't been able to duplicate it."

Simply: import Clutter, or import Clutter.modulename.

:)

On 7/6/05, kschnee@xxxxxxxxxx <kschnee@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Mirra looks interesting, but I can't get it to work. I have Python 2.3 and
> Pygame installed, along with PIL. The code complained repeatedly about not
> having GLUT available, eg.:
> 
> File "C:\Python\mirra0.2.5.4\mirra\graphics.py", line 84, in __init__
> self.q = gluNewQuadric() # because if i do it as global there is an error
> on osx and linux, therefore it is a prop
> NameError: global name 'gluNewQuadric' is not defined
> 
> I commented out various references to GLUT and to wxPython; I had to do
> the latter because otherwise, gui.py gives an error from trying to define
> "class MyFrame(wxFrame)". Even so I can't make even the demo
> "example6pygame" work. Was this tested on a machine without GLUT or
> wxPython installed? As written it seems to require all three systems just
> to compile, rather than any-of-them.
> 
> By the way, how do you do that trick of importing .py modules from a
> subdirectory of your main code? (ie. "main.py" in C:\Foo imports files
> from C:\Foo\Clutter.) I haven't been able to duplicate it.
> 
> Kris
> Still displaying the game world in ASCII. =p
> 
> 


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~ Zain