Issue 348 in pyglet: Unable to create a OpenGL context.
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Comment #4 by Alex.Holkner:
Do you get this problem outside of IDLE (i.e., from a console window, or
double-
clicking a .py file, or running a py2exe'd pyglet game)?
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Comment #5 by sta...@viralmind.org:
Seems to be isolated to IDLE's interactive mode. I can run from the
console,
double-clicking and even able to run it in IDLE from the editor window.
Thanks for that Alex, didn't think to try anything else once IDLE
complained. Going
to crack open the manual tonight!
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Comment #6 by Alex.Holkner:
That's great. The problem with IDLE is that it never unloads pyglet (or
any other module) when run interactively,
so stale information abounds. Closing the issue, as there are lots of
other reasons to not use pyglet with IDLE
anyway (it generally doesn't work).
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Comment #7 by sta...@viralmind.org:
It might be a good idea to mention in the FAQ or programming guide that
IDLE has
various problems and alternate editors are recommended. Hopefully it will
save
newcomers who haven't progressed past IDLE some problems and time for
yourself having
to respond to our/their queries.
Thanks again.