"Ara Kooser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> a character works except for one part. You have a choice of
> excepting
> a set of numbers. If you choose n then the program dumps you into:
> def navy() instead of going back to def upp().
>
> print upp()
> print """You have a chance to reroll if needed."
On Sun, 26 Aug 2007, Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
> I wrote the stupid little script below for practice; it takes a text
> file with a list of surnames, and returns a dictionary where the keys
> are first letters of the names, and the values are lists of names
> grouped under their appropriate fir
Hello,
After taking some suggestions from bhaaluu my program for generating
a character works except for one part. You have a choice of excepting
a set of numbers. If you choose n then the program dumps you into:
def navy() instead of going back to def upp().
I am guessing this has to do with h
"Daniel Knierim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I'd like to simulate user input to TkInter applications from
> another Python script, by inserting events in the Tcl event queue.
There are two scenarios where I'd expect that to be needed:
1) To roboticise an existing app, particularly if you don;t ha
"Noufal Ibrahim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>> What's the point in having a server app between the user frontend
>> and
>> a database backend?
> Off the cuff, I think the layer would decouple your store (the db)
> and
> the UI.
That's part of it but not the main reason. N-Teir was being touted
Whoa, this made my brain hurt. And I thought I was being clever using
a set...
I can't say I really understand this yet, but I'm trying. If anyone's
following along at home I found this link kind of helpful:
http://python.net/crew/mwh/hacks/setdefault.html
Thanks a lot for your help,
Eric
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
>
>
> What's the point in having a server app between the user frontend and
> a database backend? (As is the case of TinyERP wich is writen in
> python-GTK)
>
> Can't simillar functionality be achieved without that server? What are
> the main pro's and con's?
Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
> I wrote the stupid little script below for practice; it takes a text
> file with a list of surnames, and returns a dictionary where the keys
> are first letters of the names, and the values are lists of names
> grouped under their appropriate first-letter key, like so:
>
>
Hi!
What's the point in having a server app between the user frontend and
a database backend? (As is the case of TinyERP wich is writen in
python-GTK)
Can't simillar functionality be achieved without that server? What are
the main pro's and con's?
Thank you!
Paulino
Hi All,
I'm starting to learn how to use the TkInter module. So far I've got a couple
versions of 'hello world' working.
I'd like to simulate user input to TkInter applications from another Python
script, by inserting events in the Tcl event queue. Tcl/Tk has a couple
functions for this (Tk_
> From noob to noob : sort sorts in place. I seem to remember it
> returns nothing.
>
> This works:
>
> In [12]: directoryOut[12]:
> {'A': ['Abercrombie', 'Aalberg'],
> 'B': ['Barnaby', 'Black', 'Biggles'],
> 'D': ['Douglas', 'Dawn', 'Diggle'],
> 'G': ['Granger', 'Gossen']}
>
> In [13]: for key i
I wrote the stupid little script below for practice; it takes a text
file with a list of surnames, and returns a dictionary where the keys
are first letters of the names, and the values are lists of names
grouped under their appropriate first-letter key, like so:
{'A': ['Abercrombie'], 'B':
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