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Note The File.ReadAllLines method assumes your file has a UTF-8 encoding. If your file does not use this text encoding, you can use another overload of the method that allows you to pass in the appropriate encoding object. For example, if your file uses the encoding Windows-1252 for Western languages, you should open it using this line of code: File.ReadAllLines("accents.txt"), Encoding.GetEncoding(1252)).

Occasionally you may want the user to be able to resize a Pygame window, which you typically do by clicking on the corner of the window and dragging with the mouse. It s easy enough to do this by using the RESIZABLE flag when you call set_mode. Pygame informs your code if the user has changed the window size by sending a VIDEORESIZE event that contains the new width and height of the window. When you get one of these events, you should call pygame.display.set_mode again to set the display to the new dimensions. Listing 3-5 demonstrates how to respond to VIDEORESIZE events. Listing 3-5. Using a Resizable Window background_image_filename = 'sushiplate.jpg' import pygame from pygame.locals import * from sys import exit

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SCREEN_SIZE = (640, 480) pygame.init() screen = pygame.display.set_mode(SCREEN_SIZE, RESIZABLE, 32) background = pygame.image.load(background_image_filename).convert() while True: event = pygame.event.wait() if event.type == QUIT: exit() if event.type == VIDEORESIZE: SCREEN_SIZE = event.size screen = pygame.display.set_mode(SCREEN_SIZE, RESIZABLE, 32) pygame.display.set_caption("Window resized to "+str(event.size)) screen_width, screen_height = SCREEN_SIZE for y in range(0, screen_height, background.get_height()): for x in range(0, screen_width, background.get_width()): screen.blit(background, (x, y)) pygame.display.update() When you run this script, it will display a simple Pygame window with a background image. If you click on the corner or edge of the window and drag with the mouse, the script will get a VIDEORESIZE event. In the handler to that message is another call to set_mode, which creates a new screen surface that matches the new dimensions. The resize message contains the following values: size This is a tuple containing the new dimensions of the window; size[0] is the width and size[1] is the height. w This value contains the new width of the window. It is the same value as size[0], but may be more convenient. h This value contains the new height of the window. It is the same value as size[1], but may be more convenient. Because the display size can vary with this script, we draw the background slightly differently by blitting the background image as many times as necessary to cover the display. The two calls to range produce the coordinates needed to place these multiple background images. Most games run in full screen so resizable displays are perhaps not a feature you will use very often. But it is there in your toolbox if you need it!