Display

The display module is responsible for managing the screen

class display.Display.Display(width, height)

This class manages everything on the screen

blit(name)

Blit object of ‘name’ to screen

moveObj(name, x, y, argsToBlit=None)

>>> scr = Display(400, 400)
>>> def blit(x, y, args): print args[0]
>>> scr.blit_method = blit
>>> scr.newObj("obj", 0, 0, ("ha"))
>>> scr.moveObj("obj", 2, 2, ("ha"))
>>> scr.objects["obj"]
[2, 2, 'ha']

newObj(name, x, y, argsToBlit)

>>> scr = Display(400, 400)
>>> def blit(x, y, args): return (x, y, args)
>>> scr.blit_method = blit
>>> scr.newObj("obj", 0, 0, ("ha"))
>>> scr.blit("obj")
(0, 0, 'ha')

rmObj(name)

>>> scr = Display(400, 400)
>>> scr.newObj("obj", 0, 0, ("ha"))
>>> scr.objects["obj"]
[0, 0, 'ha']
>>> scr.rmObj("obj")
>>> scr.objects["obj"] == None
True

update()

>>> scr = Display(400, 400)
>>> def upd(width, height): return (width, height)
>>> scr.update_final = upd
>>> scr.update()
(400, 400)