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I have been following an Pyglet OpenGL tutorial on Youtube here and I followed it around a year or two ago. It worked quite well and I managed to make a Minecraft clone which included simple physics. Now, I've lost the code and I tried to recreate it. I followed the video, but it took too long so I just downloaded it from the link. Then, the only thing I replaced was the tex = pyglet.image.load(file).texture, because apparently I should use tex = pyglet.image.load(file).get_texture(). Then, when I ran it, the cube looked very distorted and the textures were all in the wrong place. Here are links to the cube pictures:

The code is here:

I have this data that I have been trying to achieve and wrote here on SQL Server 2017: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!18/c457bc/109

Im programming a simple pyglet example in pyglet 1.3.0 but i have a problem. I have also tested other pyglet versions but the problem still there. No error is displayed but the texture only appears in a part of the square. I'm using python 3.7. Here is the code:

I'm trying to serialize a SQL query in Classic ASP to a json object and I have found some great code that helps me achieve that but where my issue comes in is I then need to manipulate the output that is returned by the QueryToJSON(cmd, arParams).Flush

I need to take the value and add some string / text to it in order for me then to post the returned JSON to API.

I was thinking simply create a variable add the results (QueryToJSON(cmd, arParams).Flush) to that, then I can manipulate / do what I need with it. However you can’t seem to bind QueryToJSON(cmd, arParams).Flush to a variable. It just ignores that, it appears that I can only print the output to screen and do nothing with it. The script is using Microsoft NorthWind sample DB but is easy to adapt to any database/table, I have added a test DB script/data below.

Below is all the source that I have found here https://www.mikesdotnetting.com/article/98/ajax-with-classic-asp-using-jquery and https://code.google.com/archive/p/aspjson/

Using this gets me so close to where I need to be. Any advice would be great, thanks for looking.

I'm making a 3d game, and i need to paste images on a cube, but I can't find out where the front/back/top/bottom/left/right textures should go.

I just started using pyglet, so I'm not very familiar with it. I've been flipping the texture part of the cube for a few days now, and it's still a mess. Here's my code for the cube function below:

I have read that the function apply_async doesn't give ordered results. If I have repeated calls to a function which prints the squares of a list of numbers, I can see from the display that the list is not ordered.

However when the function returns the number instead of printing it and I use .get() to get the values, then I see that the results are ordered.

I have a few questions --

1. Why are the results from .get() ordered?
2. If I have a loop which as a variable named a and its value is different for different iterations. Will using apply_async cause overwrites of the values of a as it runs the processes in parallel and asynchronously?
3. Will I be able to save computational time if I run apply instead of apply_async? My code shows that apply is slower than the for loop. Why is that so?
4. Can we use a function declared within the ___main___ function with apply_async?

Here is a small working example:

Python: 3.6.6
pyglet version: 1.3.2

abstract_model.py

I'm creating an application to replace current tab managers in the browser. I've created a simple one-to-many relationship between groups - table Topic, and tabs - table Tab. I want to be able to automatically delete topic's children if I delete it. This is what I currently have: