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Member #4,265
January 2004
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hi there I wonder if allegro working with Python, or perhaps there are beter script languages for allegro |
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23yrold3yrold
Member #1,134
March 2001
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I think someone wrote a library that binds Python and Allegro. Check SourceForge. -- |
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Ashteth
Member #3,310
March 2003
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I'm not currently using Python, but I will be shortly. We use Python at work so I decided to try it out by developing games:) Honestly though, if I wasn't in it for the dual use, I'm not certain that Python would be my first choice for game scripting but I reserve the right to change my opinion. If you haven't found it already, here's the python sourceforge page: I just ordered this book off Amazon: If you like, I'll let you know if its any good.
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Karadoc ~~
Member #2,749
September 2002
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Quote: I wonder if allegro working with Python, or perhaps there are beter script languages for allegro I'm using Python in my game. Why should it not work with allegro? I've never heard of that pyallegro thing before though, I think I'll take a look right now [edit] ----------- |
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Ashteth
Member #3,310
March 2003
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I think pyallegro is supposed to be like the SDL pygame wrapper (http://pygame.org/), in other words it's a wrapper for most of the allegro functions in python. I haven't tried pyallegro (only glanced through the source), but I have tried pygame. Pygame works fairly well and I believe the aforementioned book I just purchased uses pygame heavily. If only pygame didn't use that awful SDL library:) In my project, I probably won't use pyallegro or pygame as I tend to favor C++ over C and will probably bind my C++ Allegro wrapper using the Boost.Python C++ interface.
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(although I doubt I'll use it, the C/Python interface is pretty much finished in my game).