Just catching up on a few replies:
Alan - yes, Adam pointed out my silly error, and it solved what I
thought was a much bigger problem. Very funny how these things go
sometimes.
And to anyone who's interested:
If you'd like a copy, just shoot me an email and I can zip it up and
send it to you.
>Good, good. I probably wouldn't have been able to help you if it was
something so simple but that >screws up your program and makes it hard to
find out just what is going on. Anyway good look with >anymore tidying on
that you might be doing. Any chance of a copy?>>Adam
Denise, Can
>enemyship_sprites.add(Enemy((cols*60)+20, (rows*40)+30),
level)
Check your parens... The closing one after 30 closes the constructor
list.
level is outside so you effectively have
sprites.add(Enemy(X,Y), level)
HTH,
Alan G.
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Good, good. I probably wouldn't have been able to help you if it was
something so simple but that screws up your program and makes it hard
to find out just what is going on. Anyway good look with anymore
tidying on that you might be doing. Any chance of a copy?
AdamOn 7/1/05, D. Hartley <[EMAIL PR
. it was a paren.
I was so worried that I just wasn't figuring it all out, that I had
tried to write elegant code and wasnt understanding the fundamentals,
and the only reason it didnt work was because I left out a paren.
I actually laughed until I cried.
Thanks for that. And yes, it works
D. Hartley said unto the world upon 30/06/2005 18:11:
> Hey guys!
>
> I have a 'quest,' and at first glance this email looks long, but the
> problem is probably not as complex as the length implies. Please bear
> with me, if I could get some advice on this particular problem, it
> would go along
Here's the problem --> enemyship_sprites.add(Enemy((cols*60)+20, (rows*40)+30), level)
1,2
1
2
1 0
you've put a braket after +30 which ends the Enemy call. The numbering
is +1 for op
Hey guys!
I have a 'quest,' and at first glance this email looks long, but the
problem is probably not as complex as the length implies. Please bear
with me, if I could get some advice on this particular problem, it
would go along way toward helping me be a better Python programmer.
Some of you
