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Apparently module has no attribute display? - Klar - Dec-17-2017 Hey, it's me again! I have no experience with PyGame at all! Anyway, I'm importing this code: import pygame screen = pygame.display.set_mode((640, 400)) running = 1 while running: event = pygame.event.poll() if event.type == pygame.quit: running = 0and it returns
RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - metulburr - Dec-17-2017 you have to do pygame.init()after importing and before creating your screen RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Klar - Dec-17-2017 Doing that makes it say that module has no attribute init() RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - metulburr - Dec-17-2017 did you name your file pygame.py? RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Klar - Dec-17-2017 No, I named it pygametesteroo.py RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Windspar - Dec-17-2017 Did you call one of your programs pygame.py ? Because it will try to import from that over pygame site package. If not. Maybe some info will help. import sys import pygame print(pygame.version) print(sys.version) This will print alot of data. about 1 to 2 terminal pages worth. print(dir(pygame)) RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Klar - Dec-17-2017 breath MODULE HAS NO ATTRIBUTE VERSION dir(pygame) just prints the same as dir() I don't what's happening. I've tried uninstalling it multiple times. It installs the wheel version even after I delete it. Huh? RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Windspar - Dec-17-2017 It doesn't sound like it the package. It sound like you have another file name pygame.py which it importing from. I would just run a search. Searching for all pygame.py. There should only should be one. Unless you install multiple pythons with pygame. If you name a file pygame.py for a test program. It would cause the problems in your pygametesteroo.py. you can use os search or import os def main(): your_root_folder = 'replace with root name' for dirpath, dirnames, filenames in os.walk(your_root_folder): for fname in filenames: if fname == 'pygame.py': print(os.path.join(dirpath, fname)) main() Try this first and give output. Block out personal info in path with .. , my linux path '/home/../programming/pygame.py'. import pygame print(locals()['pygame']) RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Klar - Dec-17-2017 All I've found with the search (not the ones you suggested since I use windows, not linux) have lead me to a folder named pygame, followed by a folder name __pycache__, followed by the .pyc for the .init RE: Apparently module has no attribute display? - Windspar - Dec-17-2017 You might want to uninstall pygame. Cleanup and folders left behind. Then reinstall. Still like to see where it is import from. import pygame print(locals()['pygame'])My output. Since you are using windows. I would expect something like 'c:/program files/python3.6/etc'
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