PyMT is an open source library for developing multi-touch
applications. It is completely cross platform (Linux/OSX/Win) and
released under the terms of the GNU LGPL.

PyMT official website : http://pymt.txzone.net/
PyMT planet : http://pymt.txzone.net/planet/
API reference : http://pymt.txzone.net/docs/api/

What’s new in PyMT 0.4 ?

The complete release note is available here :
http://pymt.txzone.net/?page=releasenotes

* Move to LGPL License
* Avoid usage of Pyglet
** Backend splitting (Audio, Video, Text, Image, Camera...)
** Switch to PyOpenGL (10% more performances)
* Lot of speed improvements everywhere
* Lot of bugfix in widgets and core
* New animation framework
* New widgets (coverflow, sidepanel, video, container)
* New modules (keybinding, recordvideo, mjpegserver)
* New input processor: retain touch (reuse the last “up” touch under
certain circumstances)
* Designer App: text editor + pymt rendering (avoid slow loading)
* New Developer’s Guide on wiki
* Improved API documentation

More informations ?

Take a look at the document : “Migrate to new PyMT”
http://pymt.txzone.net/wiki/index.php/Documentation/Migrate

Thanks to all the contributors for this release :
Christopher Denter, Nathanaël Lécaudé, Thomas Hansen, Sharath Patali
and Ryan Coyner !

Mathieu

Really a beautiful release. So many cool features…

Very cool! I really must get time to dig into this soon! Thanks all!

A special thanks also to Mark Hembrow and Jimi Hertz for supporting us along this release !

great work pymt team and everyone involved really amazing stuff!

Thanks for sharing this fantastic framework

thanks for this great work guys, trully amazing

Can’t wait to try out the new Widgets, was really needing these

I think there is a bug here…
There is a problem in registry keys : all installs check for the install path in HKLU but they are in HKLM… you have to manually replicate those in the right subkey to get all the installations working…

MashineGun,

Thx for pointing this out. What operating system are you running?  I remember us checking about this, and Windows XP had the keys somewhere else than Vista and Win 7… I dont remember which way around it was though.

I’m not a windows user, but I assume HKLU is the local user’s registry subtree and HKLM is local machine. Then I guess it depends on whether you installed python and the libs for a) the current user or b) all users. Right?

I’m using windows 7 x64, copying the keys from HKLM to HKCU did the trick so i think there is only come lines to change in the install.bat…

but i still can’t run the release… for any .py, a command screen appaers, seems to load and then shut down (to fast to see any error message)…

if you open the comand line first (hit windows key, type cmd, hit enter), you can run the python files from there and it should stay open.

here is what i get from the command line…
http://ckshare.fr.nf/touch/pymt.txt

MashineGun - 10 February 2010 03:58 PM

here is what i get from the command line…
http://ckshare.fr.nf/touch/pymt.txt

Did you try reinstalling numpy?
you can find it here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy/files/

sorry i see your using 64 bit, maybe try the numpy release on this page: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/