[pygame] namedtuples are useful little things

[Sean Wolfe <ether.joe@xxxxxxxxx>]

So in my little Phantasy Star 2 clone I'm working on, I'm finding that
I'm not using Sprites very often... by which I mean not at all.
Instead, I'm using a namedtuple with image and rect attributes like
so:

from collections import namedtuple
savebutton = namedtuple('savebutton','image, rect')

which is basically a very lightweight Sprite.

Anybody else using namedtuples much?


And on a completely unrelated note... is there any sort of gaming
library for Ruby? Like a pygame for ruby? I have been interested to
see what the ruby fuss is about but so far haven't had a reason to try
it when I can use frameworks like pygame and Django for all my
happiness needs... but still I'm curious.

Cheers!!

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