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[pygame] erratic behavior with 'display.update(Rect)'
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- From: tom arnall <kloro2006@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2015 15:54:25 -0700
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Greetings!
I am seeing what seems to be erratic behavior with 'display.update()'
when used with a Rect argument. In all cases but one, it works fine
with 'display.update(<name of Rect object>)'. In the exception case,
it has no effect on the referenced Rect area.
MY QUESTIONS
Is it possible that the cause is that OPENGL is being used by pygame?
The doc' mentions that 'display.update()' generates an exception when
used with OPENGL. I'm wondering whether instead of generating an
exception, it's being unstable.
If display.update()' doesn't work with OPENGL, what do you use to
update just one area of the display?
I'm using Debian Stable out of the box.
Regards,
Tom Arnall
On 7/10/15, Peter Shinners <pete@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I haven't been paying close attention to Pygame, but it doesn't seem
> controversial to say things have stalled. I haven't gotten much feedback
> from Rene, but I'd like to give him time to put something together. Some
> of the main things that may need help are:
>
> * Getting 1.9.2 actually released
> * Moving on to "Pygame 2", whatever that means
> * Catch up on the Bitbucket pull requests
> * Website replacement and love
> * Migrate forum to Reddit (or community forum)
>
> It seems there are still many great people involved with the Pygame
> project. Perhaps I can help by getting those people the control they
> need to make progress. I'm completely detached from things at this
> point, so I don't have any context to jump in and try to change
> anything. What parts of the project are going well these days?
>
>
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