hello :)
i have some questions that are more about
programming in general than python specifically.
suppose, for whatever reason, you had a burning
desire to write a simple text adventure.
how would you start? would you just start writing
some code?
i knew i wanted a room structure or object
well i have got some things to work, thanks for the
help.
at this point i am just making things worse so
thats it for tonight.
any comments, suggestions, bug fixes, improvements,
or ideas
on how my program can add to the quality of all our
lives are,
as always, most greatly appreciated.
> > I am planning to make a Python CD for advocating Python, and I need
> > your suggestions about this, the objective is to build a CD that
> > contains the basic material for Python beginner (e.g. Python 2.4.2 for
> > different platforms) with some advocating material (e.g. videos), and
> > her
Hi everyone,
I may have found a strange bug with tkFileDialog, and I'm wondering if
anyone has a workaround for the problem. It happens when you have a
button (or any other clickable widget) directly behind the
askopenfilename dialog box and double click on a file. The button
(behind the open fi
Basem Narmok schrieb:
> Hi all,
>
> I am planning to make a Python CD for advocating Python, and I need your
> suggestions about this, the objective is to build a CD that contains the
> basic material for Python beginner (e.g. Python 2.4.2 for different
> platforms) with some advocating materia
Does anyone have any
experience with ezPyCrypto? If so, can you please tell me whether or not I can
use it to encrypt dictionaries (i.e. user:password or site:username password for
examples)?
Thanks,
Nathan Pinno,
Co-owner/co-operator of The Web Surfer's
Store.
http://www.the-web-surfers-s
Murtog wrote:
>PyGame and videos about it would be good too.
>
>
cool I will do it :)
>2005/12/2, Basem Narmok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I am planning to make a Python CD for advocating Python, and I need your
>>suggestions about this, the objective is to build a CD that contain
You could include the Pygame module. If this CD is for beginners,
nothing like writing a game to provide a little bit of motivation!
Plus, Pygame provides a lot of multimedia features all in one place
(graphics, sound, keyboard, mouse, joystick, CD, mixer)
http://www.pygame.org/
I'm sure everyon
I like
the Toolkit, is there anywhere where there is a how to use
it?
Thanks,
Nathan Pinno,
Co-owner/co-operator of The Web Surfer's
Store.
http://www.the-web-surfers-store.com/
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Hi all,
I am planning to make a Python CD for advocating Python, and I need your
suggestions about this, the objective is to build a CD that contains the
basic material for Python beginner (e.g. Python 2.4.2 for different
platforms) with some advocating material (e.g. videos), and here is what
> i am attempting to write a dig function that will create rooms.
> i have succeeded only in getting a headache :)
> any suggestions on where i am going wrong would
> be super helpful.
Hi David,
You may want to write a unit test to make sure that all the methods of
your class are doing the righ
i am attempting to write a dig function that will create rooms.
i have succeeded only in getting a headache :)
any suggestions on where i am going wrong would
be super helpful.
thanks,
david
world = {}class Room: def
__init__(self,name,coords):
self.contents = [] self.name =
Bob Tanner wrote:
> Kent Johnson wrote:
>
>
>>>Is there a way to insert a node with Beautiful Soup?
>>
>>BS doesn't really seem to be set up to support this. The Tags in a soup
>>are kept in a linked
>
>
> What would the appropriate technology to use?
You might also email the author of BS and
Kent Johnson wrote on 02.12.2005:
>Jan Eden wrote:
>>I guess I need to notify the engineer responsible for the CSV
>>output and have the quoting corrected.
>
>If that is possible it is a much better solution. I hate to hack
>around bad data - much better to correct the source of the data if
>possi
Jan Eden wrote:
> I guess I need to notify the engineer responsible for the CSV output
> and have the quoting corrected.
If that is possible it is a much better solution. I hate to hack around bad
data - much better to correct the source of the data if possible.
In fact you may have little choic
Kent Johnson wrote on 02.12.2005:
>I'm not entirely sure how you want to interpret the data above. One
>possibility is to just change the double "" to single " before
>processing with csv. For example:
>
># data is the raw data from the whole file
>data = '''""hotel,hamburg"","1","0","0"
>""hotel,
Jan Eden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to parse a CSV file using the csv module:
>
> "hotel","9,463","95","1.00"
> "hotels","7,033","73","1.04"
> "hotels hamburg","2,312","73","3.16"
> "hotel hamburg","2,708","42","1.55"
> "Hotels","2,854","41","1.44"
> "hotel berlin","2,614","31","1.19"
>
> Unfortuna
Hi,
I need to parse a CSV file using the csv module:
"hotel","9,463","95","1.00"
"hotels","7,033","73","1.04"
"hotels hamburg","2,312","73","3.16"
"hotel hamburg","2,708","42","1.55"
"Hotels","2,854","41","1.44"
"hotel berlin","2,614","31","1.19"
The idea is to use each single keyword (field 1)
Bob Tanner wrote:
> Kent Johnson wrote:
>
>
>>>Is there a way to insert a node with Beautiful Soup?
>>
>>BS doesn't really seem to be set up to support this. The Tags in a soup
>>are kept in a linked
>
>
> What would the appropriate technology to use?
Fredrik Lundh's elementtidy uses the Tidy
Kent Johnson wrote:
>> Is there a way to insert a node with Beautiful Soup?
>
> BS doesn't really seem to be set up to support this. The Tags in a soup
> are kept in a linked
What would the appropriate technology to use?
I tried the xml modules, but they fail on the parsing of the html.
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