[Edu-sig] Writing presentation manager for OSCON, in Pygame

[Kirby Urner]

>   roadmap = _("""
>   This speech talks about
>   =======================
> 
>   * How **big** is the Brazilian Python Community (BPC) ?
>   * How **fast** does it grow ?
>   * First Conference **PyConBrasil** held April 2005
>   * Who's **Who**
>   * What are we doing with Python, Zope and Plone
> 
>   """)

Interesting work Rodrigo.

My setup code is not so friendly.[1]  A Linux Journal issue I think it was,
a few months back, was about coding as art project, i.e. you're doing a
one-off but using code in some interesting, inspiring way.  That's probably
the fate of my particular pgtest1.py -- it won't go anywhere far beyond
OSCON, and yet will make ripples, in its own way.

Kirby


[1] example, a scene I just finished, using a slightly more advanced copy of
the source than sent Zelle & Bauman.

"""
Urner, GPL
"""

...

def setscene14(s):
    graphics = []
    for i in range(1,12):
        filename = "cubanim"+str(i).zfill(2)
        graphics.append(fpath + filename + ".png" )
    mobj0 = Content()
    mobj0.content_type = 'autoflip'
    mobj0.topleft = (400,100)
    mobj0.imagelist = graphics
    mobj0.milliseconds = 100

    mobj1 = Content()   
    mobj1.content_type = 'stilltext'
    mobj1.filename = fpath + "ccp.py"
    mobj1.fontsize = 20
    mobj1.topleft = (60,200)

    mobj2 = Content()
    mobj2.content_type = 'coderunner'
    mobj2.topleft = (450,350)   
    def ccp():
        shell, accum = 1,1
        yield (shell, accum)
        f = 1
        while True:
            shell = 10*f*f + 2
            f += 1
            accum += shell
            yield shell,accum
    mobj2.generator = ccp
    mobj2.milliseconds = 1000

    mobj3 = Content()
    mobj3.content_type = 'autoflip'
    mobj3.topleft = (350,400)
    mobj3.imagelist = [fpath + 'smbellbigkite.jpg', fpath + 'vesphere.jpg']
    mobj3.milliseconds = 1000

    mobj4 = Content()
    mobj4.content_type = 'stillimage'
    mobj4.topleft = (750,200)
    mobj4.filename = fpath + 'tetrapack.gif'
        
    scene = Scene( s, 'white', 'Closest Packing of Spheres',
                   13, contents = [mobj2, mobj0, mobj1, mobj3, mobj4])	
    return scene