Re: [Tutor] newbie intro to pickle

2005-04-15 Thread Jacob S.
Thanks, Tony, your example is much clearer (to me!) than that on the python page. A couple quick questions about it: So the .dump command is, in effect, saving the file, correct? which takes the object you're saving (in my case it would be high_scorelist), and ("filename",". what is the "w" ?)

Re: [Tutor] newbie intro to pickle

2005-04-15 Thread D. Hartley
Thanks, Tony, your example is much clearer (to me!) than that on the python page. A couple quick questions about it: So the .dump command is, in effect, saving the file, correct? which takes the object you're saving (in my case it would be high_scorelist), and ("filename",". what is the "w" ?

RE: [Tutor] newbie intro to pickle

2005-04-15 Thread Tony Meyer
> Does anyone know if there are some *beginner*-user-friendly tutorials > out there for pickle? Or can give a sample of how you would implement > it into a VERY SIMPLE program? Obviously I can get to the "import > pickle" step, but once I'm past that, I'm totally lost! There's the example in the d

[Tutor] newbie intro to pickle

2005-04-15 Thread D. Hartley
Hello everyone! (Yes, another thread from me). I had a question that started in another thread, but it has turned into a huge, gaping chasm of confusion for me on its own, so I thought I would start another thread with a more specific subject line. I am working on creating a high score list for