Hi!
My questions arose from reading the "Help with Classes" email that's
been on this list for the past couple of days.
I'm also writing a text game, but mine is puzzle not adventure.
Anyway, someone mentioned that you can key words to a dictionary to
have user input run functions.
I am looking for a little clarification of how exactly this would work.
1. How do I associate a function to a dict key?
2. If I do this, do objects have to be built from classes with
appropriate attributes?
Right now I am using a handful of methods that are called in if statements:
def takeItem(item):
items.append(item)
print "You took the", item
action = raw_input(">>> ")
if action == "take":
what = raw_input("What do you want to take? ")
takeItem(takeWhat)
elif action == "drink":
etc.
Thanks!
Luke
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"Scalpel....blood bucket....priest....next patient."
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