Kevin wrote:
>Thanks for the advise. I am no ware near ready to do this as i am
just
>
>learning to use python. I just thought it would be interesting to
see
>
>a mud made in python rather then always in C or C++. So for now I am
>
>only going to start out making small programs to learn with. So
t
Got it.
import copy
def rec(list,length):
result=[]
if len(list)<=length:
return [list]
for elem in list:
temp=copy.deepcopy(list)
temp.remove(elem)
temp=rec(temp,length)
for i in temp:
Thanks for the advise. I am no ware near ready to do this as i am just
learning to use python. I just thought it would be interesting to see
a mud made in python rather then always in C or C++. So for now I am
only going to start out making small programs to learn with. So thanks
for answering the
On Jan 23, 2005, at 23:57, Kevin wrote:
Well not sure how to answer that but I will try. For file I/O you
would have a seperat file for each character that would store
HP/MANA/MOVE points, store items that the character would have on.
Areas would be loaded from there own files with all the creature
Well not sure how to answer that but I will try. For file I/O you
would have a seperat file for each character that would store
HP/MANA/MOVE points, store items that the character would have on.
Areas would be loaded from there own files with all the creatures and
items for that area in the same fi
David Holland wrote:
Kent,
I know that you know far more about python than me but
is that right ?
I created file with 4 records and this code did print
them all randomly:-
import random
i = 0
while i < 10:
file = open('filename')
listcontents = file.readlines()
file.close()
lenoflis
Max Noel wrote:
On Jan 23, 2005, at 22:08, Liam Clarke wrote:
Don't you mean
x=random.randint(0, lenoflist) ?? I'm assuming you want an integer.
random.randrange() returns an item (which can be a float or
whatever, but by default is an int) in the specified range. In that
case, an int betwee
> How well would a multi user texed based game created in just Python
> run if there were over 300 - 400 players (Just a hypathetical
> question) Would python be to slow to handle that amount of traffic?
That depends entirely on how it was designed and what kind
of hardware you ran it on. If you
On Jan 23, 2005, at 22:08, Liam Clarke wrote:
Don't you mean
x=random.randint(0, lenoflist) ?? I'm assuming you want an integer.
random.randrange() returns an item (which can be a float or whatever,
but by default is an int) in the specified range. In that case, an int
between 0 and lenoflist.
Don't you mean
x=random.randint(0, lenoflist) ?? I'm assuming you want an integer.
On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:55:27 + (GMT), David Holland
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On Sun, 23 Jan 2005, Scott W wrote:
> I've got to shell out from my python code to execute a command, but
> _must_ set the environment at the same time (or prior to execution).
>
> I saw some comments about setting os.environ[], but
> didn't seem to be seeing this work in subsequent calls using
> Hey all.
Hello!
> I'm unfortunately stuck using python 1.5.2, primarily on Linux
> currently, and have done the usual searching (on list, active state,
> google), without luck.
>
> I've got to shell out from my python code to execute a command, but
> _must_ set the environment at the same
Hey all.
I'm unfortunately stuck using python 1.5.2, primarily on Linux
currently, and have done the usual searching (on list, active state,
google), without luck.
I've got to shell out from my python code to execute a command, but
_must_ set the environment at the same time (or prior to execut
Ali Polatel wrote:
dear friends ,
I found a code which calculates pi with an interesting algorithm
the programme code is below:
from sys import stdout
def f((q,r,t,k)):
n = (3*q+r) / t
if (4*q+r) / t == n:
return (10*q,10*(r-n*t),t,k,n)
else:
return (q*k, q*
This code gives the number in an unusual format like "3.1415'None'"
it has a number part and a string part . I want to seperate these from
easc other but I couldn't manage. I mean when I try to turn it into
string format then try to use things like [:4] or like that they don't
work.Any idea ho
dear friends ,
I found a code which calculates pi with an interesting algorithm the programme code is below:
from sys import stdout
def f((q,r,t,k)): n = (3*q+r) / t if (4*q+r) / t == n: return (10*q,10*(r-n*t),t,k,n) else: return (q*k, q*(4*k+2)+r*(2*k+1),t*(2*k+1),k+1)
# Ca
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> > This will get a random record
> > I hope you do not think the comments are
> patronising
> > but you did say you are new so I did not want to
> give
> > naked code.
> >
> > import random
> > #the above gives the program the ability to get a
> > #pseud
On Jan 23, 2005, at 12:55, Kevin wrote:
How well would a multi user texed based game created in just Python
run if there were over 300 - 400 players (Just a hypathetical
question) Would python be to slow to handle that amount of traffic?
It depends... What would be happening in said game? What wou
How well would a multi user texed based game created in just Python
run if there were over 300 - 400 players (Just a hypathetical
question) Would python be to slow to handle that amount of traffic?
Thanks
Kevin
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Jacob S. wrote:
import random
#the above gives the program the ability to get a
#pseudo random number
file = open('test.rantxt')
listcontents = file.readlines()
#gives you the file as a list of records or it did on
#(assuming each line is a record)
file.close()
lenoflist = len(listcontents)-1
#find
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