| get_next_id() | Returns the next available object id in the system. |
| Mousetrap(source_data, flags, [id]) | Creates a MousetrapType instance from the data contained in source_data. flags is specific to the source type, this documentation should be consulted for available source types and their flags. The created mousetrap object will use a system generated id if the id parameter is not specified. |
| blit(source, (x, y), flags = 0) |
Splices a copy of source into self with the upper left corner of source at (x, y). source is clipped to self.
If flags is set to pymousetrap.blit_flags['NO_TRANSPARENCY'] then transparency in source is not processed.
|
| get_my_id() | Returns the unique integer identifier used by self. |
| lookup_id((x, y)) | Returns the integer object id of the object occupying position (x, y). |
|
read_ids([(x, y), (width, |
Returns an integer tuple of all ids in self, or all ids bounded by the rectangle x, y, width, |
| copy([(x, y), (width, height)]) | Returns a mousetrap with a system generated id(by the get_next_id module method) that is a copy of self, or the specified rectangle part of self. |
| copy_with_id(id, [(x, y), (width, height)]) | Returns a mousetrap with id for its id that is a copy of self, or the specified rectangle part of self. |
| dump_uncompressed() | Prints a textual representation of self in a slightly useful fashion(unless your ids are over 9, then it's just a mess) |
| dump_compressed() | Prints a textual representation of self representative of its compression format. |