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Is there a successor to pygame? The latest version (1.9.1) was released on 2009-08-06 according to the website.
I am thinking of using it to develop a home project but if it deprecated and there is a known successor, I may prefer to use that.
PyGame is an excellent library and I would recommend you use it, especially if you wish to program games. The website is not always that regularly updated. But there are latest versions for most recent python releases. Try https://bitbucket.org/pygame/pygame/downloads
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This relates to Is it possible to embed C++ widget to PyQt application?.
This is basically the same question, only that the newer versions of SIP have changed their configuration method so the great example given in the original question is deprecated now.
I am looking for a minimal example that works with the current version of SIP 6 and explicitly works with Qt.
There is a minimum example for general bindings at https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/sip/examples.html#a-standalone-project, but I am stuck at making the leap to actually bind C++ code that contains Qt.
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I know 3.6.2 is already released, and in most cases it makes few differences. I'm just curious, in the stage that 3.6.2rc has just released, should I use 3.6.1 or 3.6.2rc if I want the latest stable version?
In other words, which one is supposed to be more stable, i.e., has less bugs?
3.6.1. "RC" indicates a release candidate--something that is still officially along the lines of a beta, and not something that should be used for a production system. It still has to go through final testing before being declared the stable version.
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Is there any library for Python that I can use to find all the devices that are connected to the computer? I know you can do something similar in C# and identify the USBs for Python but what about all the devices? I am using Windows 8.
There is the pywinusb lib
But I think that it is a bit complex
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pywinusb/
Maybe you can get it with pip
pip install pywinusb
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I'm desperately looking for the documentation of this rather old version of wxpython. I found the documentation for the C++ version of the library, but some APIs differ and I'd really like to have documentation that really corresponds to the library I'm using.
Could you point me to it? (assuming it exists!)
You can find demo and source files (they include docs) here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.4.2.4/
There are also Docs:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.4.2.4/wxPythonDocs-2.4.2.4.tar.gz/download
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Is there a package for Microsoft Active Accessibility library other than
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyAA/2.0
which seems to have been abandoned (I can't seem to get the source code from sourceforge )and does not support Python 2.6.
Thanks.
I hate to answer my own question, but here it is for those who are interested:
ja.nishimotz.com/pyaa
is what I was looking for.
Since MSAA is, I believe, COM-based, you could just use pywin32's general purpose Python-to-COM interface to access anything in that package. Could you please explain why this is not the case? Thanks!