[Dev] PUG

[$P!D3R DelSol]

> Hmmm, okay, I finally got it to work by putting the main repository, not 
> the two subdirectories in it into my python path.

Did I mention I'm new to SVN also?  So, what is that repository called when you grab it?  Am I understanding that you have something like:
      pugproject
            mygame
           pug
With pugproject in your pythonpath?

> I tried it out and it looks pretty cool.

Thanks:)

> So if I understand the mygame example correctly, the game itself doesn't 
> need to reference pug directly in any way, you just write a script like 
> puginterface.py that wraps your game in pug, and grants pug access to 
> things, yes?

Yep.  Supposed to plug right in for development and then pop right out when you release your project.  Should be pretty easy to copy the way puginterface works from the example, too.

> Directly running an __init__.py file feels weird :)

I was not sure about that.  Or the way I set up PugInterface, for that matter.  If you had any examples to point me to that are more common ways to set things like this up, I'd be grateful.

Ivan

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----- Original Message ----
From: James Paige <Bob at HamsterRepublic.com>
To: $P!D3R DelSol <sun.spider at yahoo.com>; Motherhamster Developers <dev at lists.motherhamster.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 5, 2008 2:16:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Dev] PUG

On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 12:57:40PM -0800, $P!D3R DelSol wrote:
>    Saw James' reply on the pygame board, so I thought I'd drop a line. 
>    Here's some basic info on pug:
>      * There's a brief intro doc in the documentation section on sourceforge
>        ( http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/pug )
>      * Basically, to get started, put both folders in the repo into your
>        PYTHONPATH. Run the __init__.py in either one to run the proof of
>        concept.
>      * Pug is meant to be added on to a project during development to allow
>        easy runtime manipulation of python objects.
>      * I'm an experienced developer, but I'm just learning linux, python, and
>        wx AND I'm working alone, so it may come a bit slow.
>      * I'm getting ready to create a pug interface for opioid2d, but I'd be
>        excited to help create one for motherhamster too, if you find that
>        you're interested.
>      * A new pug version should be up this week that has better Save and Load
>        functionality.
>      * Any feedback is appreciated
>    Cheers
>    Ivan


Hmmm, okay, I finally got it to work by putting the main repository, not 
the two subdirectories in it into my python path.

I tried it out and it looks pretty cool.

So if I understand the mygame example correctly, the game itself doesn't 
need to reference pug directly in any way, you just write a script like 
puginterface.py that wraps your game in pug, and grants pug access to 
things, yes?

Directly running an __init__.py file feels weird :)

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James







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