Simple Guics2 Pygame 2.1.0

Description:

SimpleGUICS2Pygame 2.1.0

It is primarily a standard Python (2 and 3) module
reimplementing the SimpleGUI particular module of CodeSkulptor and CodeSkulptor3
(a Python browser environment).
This is in fact a package also with other modules adapted from CodeSkulptor.
Simply change
import simplegui
by
try:
import simplegui
except ImportError:
import SimpleGUICS2Pygame.simpleguics2pygame as simplegui
in your CodeSkulptor program
and your program run both in CodeSkulptor
and standard Python with this module (and Pygame).

Online HTML documentation on Read The Docs.
(You can also see the online SimpleGUI documentation on CodeSkulptor
or SimpleGUI documentation on CodeSkulptor3.)

Sources and installers on Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/simpleguics2pygame
and on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/SimpleGUICS2Pygame/ .

If you have some problem
First, read this short main documentation page,
this Compatibility page
and this Tips page.
If you have problem with some command,
you can see its documentation in the modules page.
Next, you can search in Stack Overflow.
If you don’t find answer, you can ask question like this.
Finally you can email me.
I will try to help you with pleasure.

Installation
Installation requires that Python tools are up to date.
If not, then see the Online HTML documentation.
Else, simply do:
$ python -m pip install SimpleGUICS2Pygame --user
Note that $ represents the prompt and do not be entered by you.
If several Python implementations are installed,
maybe you must use something like python2 or python3 instead python command.
With the --user option
the installation is made in the user directory
and doesn’t require administrator rights.
Normally all requirements are automatically installed.
But for that you need have pip and other installation packages installed
and up to date.

Warning
If you have some installation problem
see the complete information in Online HTML documentation.

On Arch Linux you can use this package installation script (written by Danny Fajardo):
Arch_Linux/PKGBUILD.

Examples of CodeSkulptor and SimpleGUICS2Pygame use
You can see examples in SimpleGUICS2Pygame/example/ subdirectory from the sources archives.
Or online:
Python programs running in CodeSkulptor .

Two simple online examples:

Frame_example.py: very simple canvas example
presentation.py: little draw images and texts

Message to developers
This is a free software, so you can download it, modify it and submit your modifications.
You can also redistribute your own version (keeping the GPL license).
Complete sources on Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/simpleguics2pygame
See developers’page.

Author: 🌳 Olivier Pirson — OPi 🇧🇪🇫🇷🇬🇧 🐧 👨‍💻 👨‍🔬
🌐 Website: http://www.opimedia.be/
💾 Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/

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Support me
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It is completely free (like “free speech” and like “free beer”).
However you can support me financially by donating.
Click to this link
Thank you!

License: GPLv3
Copyright (C) 2013-2016, 2018, 2020 Olivier Pirson
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

Note that

SimpleGUI of CodeSkulptor (Scott Rixner) is a specific module of CodeSkulptor, written in JavaScript.
CodeSkulptor is a Python implementation running in a browser.
It implements a subset of Python 2.
It is the environment used in the course
An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python
(Rice University, Coursera).

SimpleGUI of CodeSkulptor3 (Scott Rixner) is the same in the new version CodeSkulptor3
that implements a subset of Python 3.
SimpleGUICS2Pygame (Olivier Pirson) is this package.
It is fully compatible with Python 2 and 3.
It contains
codeskulptor, numeric, simpleguics2pygame and simpleplot modules
that reimplement
codeskulptor, numeric, simplegui and simpleplot modules of CodeSkulptor.

Warning
SimpleGUICS2Pygame was designed to mimic behavior of CodeSkulptor.
So load_image() and load_sound() methods can load medias only from URL, not local files.
However SimpleGUICS2Pygame can save these medias to a specific local directory.
See the Download medias tips.
You can also use specific _load_local_image() and _load_local_sound() methods
to load local files. But be careful, each specific method doesn’t exist in CodeSkulptor.
There exist some little differences between SimpleGUICS2Pygame and SimpleGUI of CodeSkulptor.
See Compatibility notes.

SimpleGUITk (David Holm) is another implementation of SimpleGUI of CodeSkulptor, using Tkinter and some others packages. It is really less complete and not updated. However it works for some programs.
simplequi (Arthur Gordon-Wright) is another implementation of SimpleGUI of CodeSkulptor, using Qt/PySide2. It is a partial implementation that I have not tested.

Warning

simplegui (Florian Berger) is a Python package which has the same name as SimpleGUI of CodeSkulptor, but it is totally something else.

PySimpleGUI is also a Python package that is totally something else.

Changes

2.1.0 — November 29, 2020

Removed Pygame restriction to version 1.9.6.
Removed old special cases when Pygame was not installed.
Cleaned some warnings from mypy.
example/Nostalgic_Basic_Blitz.py: corrected bug with negative position of bomb.

2.0.3 — October 2, 2020

Corrected reading permission of files in distribution files.
Added Arch Linux installation script (written by Danny Fajardo).

2.0.2 — May 23, 2020

Documentation:

Updated image and sound links.

Tests:

Completed missing type annotations in simpleguics2pygame/control.

2.0.1 — May 21, 2020

Documentation:

Added class diagram generated by Pyreverse.
Updated image and CodeSkulptor program links.

Program examples:

Adapted example/Memory.py with images moved to HTTPS.

Tests:

Added type annotations (in Python 2 mode) for each function.
Cleaned some type annotations instead ignore them.

2.0.0 — April 18, 2020

Converted from Mercurial version control system to Git.
Corrected files included in MANIFEST.in for distribution building. (Thanks to 7coil.)
Improved installation. Now all requirements are automatically installed.
Modules:

Splitted the big file ``simpleguics2pygame.py``.
Added alpha possibility on background color.
Added dealing of joypads.
Added dealing of MP3 sounds.
Added draw_arc() in Canvas and test_arc.
Added Frame.download_canvas_image(), Frame._cursor_auto_hide and Frame._set_cursor_visible().
Added codeskulptor_version() in codeskulptor_lib.
Added draw_text_multi() in simplegui_lib_draw.
Added --frame-padding (thanks to 7coil), --last, --help, --print-application-args, --print-args and --version command line options.
Added randomize_iteration() in codeskulptor.
Added transparent “color” name.
Added ValueError exception if draw_text() try to draw a text containing unprintable whitespace character.
Corrected keys parameter use in simplegui_lib_keys.Keys().
Improved dealing of input box.
Updated simpleplot module, to “run” same if matplotlib is not installed.

Documentation:

Corrected “Read the Docs” subpackage problem.
Added a developer’s page.
Replaced _WEBSITE value by documentation link.
Updated. (Thanks to John Gray and Tom Keller.)
Splitted media links to image links and sound links.
Updated installation documentation.
Updated media and CodeSkulptor programs links.

Program examples:

Added example/presentation.py.
Added example/stop_example.py.
Moved from CodeSkulptor to CodeSkulptor3.

Scripts:

Added script/pygame_check.py to check Pygame installation alone.
Updated script/SimpleGUICS2Pygame_check.py.

Tests:

Added static checking in Makefile, and corrected a lot of style warnings.
Corrected and updated test/test_sound.py.
Added test/test_command_line_options.py.
Added test/test_input.py.
Updated test/test_dir.py.
Updated test/test_objects.py.
Updated test/test_text.py.

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