From rlinback at netscape.net Thu Nov 21 14:24:49 2019 From: rlinback at netscape.net (Robert Linback) Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2019 19:24:49 +0000 (UTC) Subject: [Pygui] Capabilities of pygui References: <1881690951.2366639.1574364289975.ref@mail.yahoo.com> Message-ID: <1881690951.2366639.1574364289975@mail.yahoo.com> Need some guidance. I havecreated a program on a MAC using Python and its extension Pyglet to provide an eventdriven environment where simple graphics can be done in a dynamic fashion.? When I tried to convert the software to aWindows 10 environment, I found the Graphics Library (GL) embedded in Pyglet(on my MAC) is far out of date would not permit the conversion to proceed. ??Now I seem to be faced with finding a suitable new GL to be used with Python before beginning theconversion.? ?I am totallynew to Pygui and hoping those of you who have experience with Pygui can confirmit has all the capabilities and features listed below BEFORE I adopt it as theGL to be used in my conversion. 1. ? 1. Uses up-to-date components that aretruly cross-platform components and, specifically, would be fully operationalin a Windows 10 environment2. ? 2. Has complete documentation that iseasily readable with some sample program segments to illustrate usage3 ? 3. Permits end user text input3. ? 4. Permits creation simple coloredrectangles where Unicode UTF-16 text or images can be placed.? (The text and images would be read fromfiles)4. ? 5. Permits playing short (a few seconds)audio segments (read from files)5. ? 6. Permits end user to select arectangle via a mouse or touch6. ? 7. Permits timing events and controllingexecution based on elapsed time intervals? Thanks forany guidance you can offer. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: