Settings

Settings - 2.0.0

Ian Mallett (geometrian)

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Description

I originally created this module for use in my project "Pentix" which may or may not ever be released. This module can be used like a function- just import it and run. It returns the options fullscreen/windowed as well as screensize. this is theoretically a beta release, because the screensizes available are probably not standard. If someone can give me a good list of all the standard sizes, I will make another release. If you decide to use this module in your program, let me know here; I'm curious where it ends up.

Changes

The next update, now with more standard screen sizes. I originally created this module for use in my project "Pentix" which may or may not ever be released. This module can be used like a function- just import it and run. It returns the options fullscreen/windowed as well as screensize. this is theoretically a beta release, because the screensizes available are probably not standard. If someone can give me a good list of all the standard sizes, I will make another release. If you decide to use this module in your program, let me know here; I'm curious where it ends up.

Links

Home Page: http://geometrian.com/programming/index.php

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Releases

Settings - 4.0.0 - Jul 13, 2007
Settings - 2.0.0 - Jul 8, 2007
Settings - 1.0.0 - Jul 8, 2007

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July 13, 2007 2:02pm - Ian Mallett - nickname: (geometrian)
I don't think I py2exe'd it, or if I did, I deleted that version :-) I have released a new version, 4.0.0, completely uncompiled for everyones' comvienience. I also updated a few of the graphics...
July 11, 2007 2:39am - Ian Mallett - nickname: (geometrian)
Using Pygame 2.4. I think the problem may have been caused by that. Also, the Settings module on Spacewar is version 1.0.0, which had bugs.
July 9, 2007 11:14pm - RB[0] - nickname: (roebros) - 3/5
I sorta saw this work in your Spacewar game, I think... But this version does not work for me(I think the other worked cuz you py2exe'd it ;)) The problem seems to be that Settings is a .pyc, instead if a .py, which either got compiled funny, or in a different version of Python from mine. Is it possible that you are using a different version of Python from 2.5.1(the latest)??