https://sourceforge.net/p/dietpython/news/2006-07-27T17:40:25ZRecent posts to news2006-07-27T17:40:25Z2006-07-27T17:40:25ZThe Eternal Squirehttps://sourceforge.net/u/eternalsquire/https://sourceforge.netde59d935e826913be3cd9636b981e9f6b2a466c5

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Release 0.2 has a reworked Python module interface to the _alpymodule.<br /> I believe it to be much more 'pythonic'. There's a lot less code to write<br /> just in order to make a simple example work. See the examples!</p> <p>I've dropped in the Allegro library from the OpenLayer project. That one<br /> seems to be a lot more reliable.</p> <p>I'm using sources from the Python 2.5 beta 2 PSF release.</p> <p>I've also rewritten some of the Allegro examples just to show that the<br /> reworked interface works.</p> <p>I also fixed a serious bug in the Python startup... the cutdown python.exe<br /> can now be executed via the PATH.</p> <p>I also added back the _randommodule, and exposed the Random object at startup.</p> <p>Diet Python is now starting to look like a lightweight, hardcore, bare metal <br /> gaming Python.</p></div>

2006-07-18T17:40:01Z2006-07-18T17:40:01ZThe Eternal Squirehttps://sourceforge.net/u/eternalsquire/https://sourceforge.net46bdc97c9f8fd99a9af2b67ed5a0c6008eb39b08

<div class="markdown_content"><p>While writing open source is a thrilling experience for me, I am unemployed and have a family to support. Please donate if you want to see improvements to this project. </p> <p>Thanks,<br /> The Eternal Squire</p> <p>The Eternal</p></div>