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Various improvements to the build process including support for self-contained builds. * Note that despite all of these changes PARPG still does not run because asset paths are not standardized, * Modified the SCons script so that by default running `scons` with no arguments creates a self-contained "build" under a build subdirectory to make in-source testing easier. To install PARPG, use `scons install` instead. * Got rid of the binary launcher and replaced it with a shell script for unix and a batch script for Windows (batch script is untested). The binary turned out to be too much trouble to maintain. * Modified the parpg.settings module and parpg.main entry script so that PARPG searches through several default search paths for configuration file(s). PARPG thus no longer crashes if it can't find a configuration file in any particular search path, but will crash it if can't find any configuration files. * Paths supplied to parpg.main are now appended as search paths for the configuration file(s). * Changed the default configuration file name to "parpg.cfg" to simplify searches. * Created the site_scons directory tree where SCons extensions and tools should be placed. * Created a new SCons builder, CopyRecurse, which can copy only certain files and folders from a directory tree using filters (files and folders that start with a leading dot "." e.g. ".svn" are ignored by default). * Added the CPython SCons tool (stands for Compile-Python - I didn't name it!), which provides the InstallPython builder for pre-compiling python sources before they are installed. However, it is currently broken and only installs the python sources.
author M. George Hansen <technopolitica@gmail.com>
date Tue, 31 May 2011 02:46:20 -0700
parents 1fd2201f5c36
children d60f1dab8469
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import os

from fife.extensions.pychan.fonts import Font
from fife.extensions.pychan.internal import get_manager

class PARPGFont(Font):
    """ Font class for PARPG
        This class behaves identical to PyChan's Font class except in
        initialization. Ratherthan take a name and a get object, this class
        takes a fontdef and settings object as explained below. This class is
        necessary because the original Font class was too restrictive on how it
        accepted objects

        @param fontdef: defines the font's name, size, type, and optionally 
                        row spacing as well as glyph spacing.
        @type fontdef: dictionary
        
        @param settings: settings object used to dynamically determine the
                         font's source location
        @type settings: parpg.settings.Settings object
    """
    def __init__(self, fontdef, settings):
        self.font = None
        self.name = fontdef['name']
        self.typename = fontdef['typename']

        if self.typename == 'truetype':
            self.filename = '{0}.ttf'.format(self.name.lower().split('_')[0])

        self.source = os.path.join(settings.system_path,
                                   settings.fife.FontsPath,
                                   self.filename)
        self.row_spacing = fontdef.get('row_spacing', 0)
        self.glyph_spacing = fontdef.get('glyph_spacing', 0)

        if self.typename == 'truetype':
            self.size = fontdef['size']
            self.antialias = fontdef['antialias']
            self.color = fontdef.get('color', [255, 255, 255])
            manager = get_manager().hook.engine.getGuiManager()
            self.font = manager.createFont(self.source, self.size, '')

            if not self.font:
                raise InitializationError('Could not load font '
                                          '{0}'.format(self.name))
        
            self.font.setAntiAlias(self.antialias)
            self.font.setColor(*self.color)
        else:
            raise InitializationError('Unsupported font type '
                                      '{0}'.format(self.typename))

        self.font.setRowSpacing(self.row_spacing)
        self.font.setGlyphSpacing(self.glyph_spacing)