Hi,
I've edited the aliens.py example to make my character just move
back and forth. However I can't make him jump!
Here's my code (attached). I'm trying to make a platformer Mario style game.
Thanks,
Joe
# Side Scroller v 0.1 a very simple
I tried to use this script which I found on the web :-
import urllib2, pprint
from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup
def cellToWord(cell):
"""Given a table cell, return the word in that
cell."""
# Some words are in bold.
if cell('b'):
return cell.first('b').string.strip()
How did you change it to look at the file on your PC?
You appear to have told urllib2 to use "FRE_word_list.htm", it cannot
find that online so tried to look for it on your local disk at
'\\C:\\Python24\\FRE_word_list.htm
I would suggest that you either put your local html on a web server
and send
With error messages like that, the interesting bits are usually at the end:
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'\\C:\\Python24\\FRE_word_list.htm
That should read "C:\\Python24\\FRE_word_list.htm".
I use UNIX-style paths, which work fine for me under Windows, so it
would just be "/Py
Oops, Paul is probably right. I thought urllib2 opened local
files in the absence of an identifier like "http://". Bad assumption on my part. I remembered that
behavior from somewhere else, maybe urllib.
That path beginning with "\\C:\\" could still bite you, however. Good luck,
Andrew
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A little more info is below:
With miniterm modified to output hex to the screen,
here is the data coming in unformatted. (note zero
bytes delimit end of packet):
c:\Python23>python miniterm1.1a.py
--- Miniterm --- type ESC to quit
0002860104DB203F0102860504CB1A740102860504CB1B7401028
Hi list,
I'm trying to write a python script that uses ftplib to send items to a
local server I have. I want to be able to give ftplib a file to send,
and then just have it sort of go into the background and do its thing
while the script does other "stuff"
My attempts at it so far have caused the
I'm not sure what the question is here. It looks like you need to write a COBS
encoder / decoder in Python, maybe using your .NET code as a model. Then you
can integrate that with comms code taken from miniterm. What help do you need?
Kent
Michael Cotherman wrote:
> Hello, I am really new to py
Tim Rupp wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm trying to write a python script that uses ftplib to send items to a
> local server I have. I want to be able to give ftplib a file to send,
> and then just have it sort of go into the background and do its thing
> while the script does other "stuff"
>
> My attem
On 10/4/05, Andrew P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oops, Paul is probably right. I thought urllib2 opened local
files in the absence of an identifier like "http://". Bad assumption on my part. I remembered that
behavior from somewhere else, maybe urllib.
The following function could be useful here
Normally I wouldn't pipe up here because threads really can be very tricky. But check out:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/435883
I use this recipe, originally from "Python in a Nutshell", all the
time, to solve exactly your problem. Slow network stuff that I
don't have
On Thu, Sep 29, 2005 at 05:16:57PM -0400, Jay Loden wrote:
> Does anyone know of any soup-to-nuts CGI programming examples online for
> Python that might make this clearer so I can bug the list less and just read
> some example code?
You might also want to take a look at cgi_app, a simple pytho
I'm having trouble with Apache and Mod_python - mod_python is set to
use /var/www/html and pass all *.htm files on to the handler I wrote.
Unfortunately, mod_python does a greedy match,
so /var/www/html/subdirectory/file.htm still gets passed to the handler! Is
there some way to limit the hand
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