(You forgot to do a Reply-all, and thus your message(s) came only to me.
I'm forwarding it, but with my response as well)
On 02/05/2012 05:35 AM, myles broomes wrote:
I apologise, this is what the code actually looks like:
Spikey ball class:
class Spikey_ball(games.Sprite):
"""A hazard
On 02/04/2012 06:43 PM, myles broomes wrote:
Im currently using a book called 'Programming in Python for the complete
beginner' and at the end of each chapter, the reader is given challenges to do.
The current chapter im on, one of the challenges is to take the source code for
a 'Pizza Panic'
On 04/02/12 23:43, myles broomes wrote:
game comes up with an error and claims that the Spikey_ball object has
no handle_caught attribute, but as you can see, it clearly does. Can
anyone explain this to me?
Please post the entire error message, do not summarize.
There is often important inform
Im currently using a book called 'Programming in Python for the complete
beginner' and at the end of each chapter, the reader is given challenges to do.
The current chapter im on, one of the challenges is to take the source code for
a 'Pizza Panic' game , and find a way to make the game more di