I'm ready to win this competition... Even though I've only been programming Python for one year...

I probably won't finish, but I'm going to try.

To what degree am I allowed to make use of my previous entry? It's released under public domain and commented so anyone foolish enough to use my code may.

So far I'm the only one back for TLP this go around, so if anyone wants to join a team, I would love to have you :)

Now for the question,
Richard, I'm working on yet another lib, and I was wondering how long until I must release my code,
with docs, so I can use it.
I think you let me go until 2 weeks prior to the compo last time, but I'm not sure.

Heh. Welcome all to the 4th PyWeek Challenge! This time around I'm fortunate to have joined forces with the talents of fydo and JDruid. Let's see what happens :)

I'm hoping to use pyglet for this challenge, though since it doesn't have sound modules yet we'll still have to use pygame for that bit. The sprite/tile engine in pyglet is still pretty raw but it's there. The window/event stuff is pretty good though, and I'll be using PyOpenGL a fair bit too. I guess the biggest issue I have is that pyglet isn't released and isn't going to be for a long time. That means it really shouldn't be used for pyweek. So I thought I'd ask here for some opinions. What do you think? Should I be allowed to use pyglet for this challenge?