Bastien Léonard

Reworked the commit and MR to include Window.display_index, which is necessary to use the other two functions.

I made the changes that you requested. I was hoping that GitHub would update the diffs, but that doesn't to be the case. >What about dropping the get_ prefixes, so...

If the goal is to make the method look like an attribute, then that seems in conflict with the fact that it takes a parameter (the display index). I have...

Sounds good, I removed the proposal commit and added a new one where I started working on the new API.

Can you give me feedback on the last commit?

I currently can't reproduce this bug. Which version pySFML and which platform are you using?

I can't reproduce the bug with the same version, except I'm on a 64 bits version of Windows/Python. The bug might happen only with specific arguments or when the program...

The sample works fine here. I started downloading the 32 bits version of Python to test it, but I got a massive power outage in my village and nearby. :D...

I can reproduce the bug with the 32 bits version. I did some testing and got the same result as you. I'll need to debug on Windows (bleh) to find...

I don't think that's related, the problem is about passing a `RenderStates` object, not a Shader (or any other type that causes to implicitly invoke `RenderStates`' constructor). The good news...