Re: [Tutor] Simple Program

2009-09-17 Thread Alan Gauld
"Corey Richardson" wrote I'm going to be making a simple program, that is a few books like "A is for...", "B is for...", but it will be many built into one, Sorry, I don't understand? sort of define(word) command, some sort of a find(word) command, and a few others. That's fine, although

[Tutor] Simple Program

2009-09-17 Thread Corey Richardson
I'm going to be making a simple program, that is a few books like "A is for...", "B is for...", but it will be many built into one, with a some sort of define(word) command, some sort of a find(word) command, and a few others. Looking for people to contribute, and make this a community thing, m

Re: [Tutor] Simple program with menu to view videos

2009-01-16 Thread Kent Johnson
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 11:35 AM, David wrote: > I am asking for some tips on how I can make > this program with less code and using some classes, if that is the best way > to proceed. I have a lot of code that is just copied from one function to > the next. When you are copy/pasting code, think

Re: [Tutor] Simple program with menu to view videos

2009-01-16 Thread spir
Le Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:35:13 -0500, David a écrit : > Hi, > I just received the dvd Python Fundamentals by Wesley J. Chun and it was > packaged by the distributor for use on Window and Mac but I use Linux so > I pulled the videos of of the dvd. There are 10 lessons with a total of > 58 individ

[Tutor] Simple program with menu to view videos

2009-01-16 Thread David
Hi, I just received the dvd Python Fundamentals by Wesley J. Chun and it was packaged by the distributor for use on Window and Mac but I use Linux so I pulled the videos of of the dvd. There are 10 lessons with a total of 58 individual videos. Most lessons are 6-8 videos long. So I did as Alan