pygext.gl.shapes.composite.Composite

Package pygext :: Package gl :: Package shapes :: Module composite :: Class Composite

Type Composite

object --+    
         |    
   GLShape --+
             |
            Composite

Composite shape

The Composite object is used when you want to compose a shape from several different shapes, but still be able to animate the sub-parts independently.

Method Summary
	`__getitem__(self, name)`
	`add(self, name, shape, x, y, **kw)`
	`compile(self)` shape.compile() -> None
	`copy(self)` shape.copy() -> new shape object
	`get_stencil_poly(self)`
	`init(self)`
	`mirror(self, target)`
	`remove(self, name)`
	`varcolor(self, r, g, b, a)`
Inherited from GLShape
	`__init__(self, arg, *kw)`
	`__del__(self)`
	`__getattr__(self, name)`
	`alpha(self, a)` shape.alpha(alpha) -> shape
	`execute(self)` shape.execute() -> None
	`get_stencil_rect(self)`
	`unallocate(self)` shape.unallocate() -> None

Method Details

compile(self)

shape.compile() -> None

Compile the shape into a display list for quicker output. If you manipulate the shape in anyway (e.g. rotate/scale), you need to call compile again.

Overrides:: pygext.gl.shapes.base.GLShape.compile (inherited documentation)

copy(self)

shape.copy() -> new shape object

Create a fresh copy of the shape that can be manipulated wihtout altering the original.

Overrides:: pygext.gl.shapes.base.GLShape.copy (inherited documentation)

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