InputParser

InputParser - 0.7.0

Wil Alvarez (satanas666)

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Description

Input class allows you to control standard input events keyboard, mouse or joystick) on a PyGame application, binding user-defined actions for each one of them. You just need to create an input object, bind actions with input events and lookup for this action on every loop of the application. It comes with a very cool documentation made by me :D

Changes

+ Added support for documentation in pydoc format + Added support UP and DOWN events for keys and joystick buttons + Improved support for mouse move and quit events + Changed format to complaint with python standard (indentation, underscore separation for method name, etc) + Implemented mouse down/up events + Added support for QUIT event

Links

Home Page: http://inputparser.googlecode.com/
Source: http://inputparser.googlecode.com/files/

Releases

InputParser - 0.7.0 - Nov 20, 2008
InputParser - 0.6.5 - Feb 26, 2008
InputParser - 0.6.2 - Feb 26, 2008
InputParser - 0.6.1 - Feb 11, 2008

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February 26, 2008 12:28pm - Wil Alvarez - nickname: (satanas666)
Done! Here are the changes: -Fixed joystick support -Added setSensitivity -Added lookupAny for check any key (or joystick button) pressed
February 26, 2008 10:15am - Wil Alvarez - nickname: (satanas666)
Doing some tests i've realized that still remain a bug with analog sticks of joystick. I'll try to fix it
February 26, 2008 8:19am - Wil Alvarez - nickname: (satanas666)
Well fixed joystick support. For GNU/Linux users install "joystick" package (it comes with jscal and jstest) to calibrate joystick. To calibrate run: jscal -c /dev/input/js0 To test run: jstest /dev/input/js0 That's all. It should work pretty well. Cheers
February 11, 2008 10:35am - pymike - nickname: (pymike) - 5/5
Way cool! I think I might use this for a game I'm making. Really useful script. Good job!
February 11, 2008 8:07am - Wil Alvarez - nickname: (satanas666)
Well, first public release. Feedback is welcome!