Jacob Mansfield wrote:
not sure why i was using pygame, anyway the problem is with the saveing,
press exit, the program will save to databox.txt, then start the program
again giveing it the filename that it saved to, then look at the records.
Post the code you have now and I am sure someone ca
Jacob Mansfield wrote:
> hi everyone, I'm a bit new here but i was wondering if someone could check
> some of my code, it's not doing quite what it's meant to.
As a general remark: it's a good idea to add a note on what your code is
supposed to do, and in what way it behaves unexpectedly, i.e. wha
David wrote:
Jacob Mansfield wrote:
hi everyone, I'm a bit new here but i was wondering if someone could
check some of my code, it's not doing quite what it's meant to.
thanks
Why were you using pygame?
The only line that uses pygame is pygame.time.delay(900). It is an
overkill to import
Jacob Mansfield wrote:
hi everyone, I'm a bit new here but i was wondering if someone could
check some of my code, it's not doing quite what it's meant to.
thanks
Works without pygame;
filename, blank for none.
Welcome to databox V2.0.
1. Searth the database.
2. Add a record.
3.
hi everyone, I'm a bit new here but i was wondering if someone could check
some of my code, it's not doing quite what it's meant to.
thanks
Databox_2_0.py:
import pygame, sys, os
pygame.init()
def load(filename):
if filename != '':
e = 1
dec = "placeholder"
fic = open(
