crunchy, red, undereducated, mumbling, big, loud yodelers bite undesirable, mutated, barfing, legal yappers.

nominated

the green, rampant elf soldier runs under knights.

knaigcse

Don fries the brown cow for having three riddles

hanbcel

oh, i kindly jump under john's horse yard.

juikmna

john is dumb, yoda makes zippers.

naorls

every green leprechaun owes.

huinds

oh, yeah, it stops at py24

thanks! this will be perfect!

yeah, i have too. its a nice reference.

sure

this isnt that big of a deal, but you could add col -= 1 after this:

col = int(raw_input('Please select a column (starting at 0) from you in file, %s:' % (infile)))
this way, you can eliminate...

I was wondering if it is possible to convert audio files with python. like wma to mp3.

thanks!

status update (1:30 on sat may 23):

>>> not solved problems:
1) High scores not started. the high score feature would save and read the top high scores for the chosen difficulty and display them...

ok, status update (12:50 on sat, may 23):

>>> not solved problems:
1) high score feature. it would record the player's score according to difficulty and if it was in the top five scores, then if...

ok, im starting to work on the difficulty feature.
here's the code to make it display, but i have no idea how to make it do something when you click on ok and choose one.
class Diff(wx.Dialog):
...

oh! I just remembered a feature i would like to add: high score saving.
how would i:
1) save the top five scores to a text file (xml?).
2) call them back to display them in the game.
3) add a...

well, i was picturing a popup that had a drop down menu or some radio buttons. i never thought of putting it in the existing reset() function.
here's the code:
import wx, random
class...

status update (5:00pm central on friday):

>>> not solved problems:
1) difficulty feature still not implemented.

>>> solved problems:
1) try... except feature works. changed TypeError to...

status update:

old (not solved) problems:
1) try... except: when i type in a non-integer answer, it gives me this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "guesswithwx.py", line 51, in...

i cant post it right now, because im at school, but i will later.

now that i think about it, instead of elif, i could just use else, couldn't i?

its not that bad, and they really helped.

now i have used .strip('[]') to take off the brackets around the guesses part.

try... except still doesn't work.
difficulty not even attempted.
yes double click not solved.

nothing solved as of yet, but i have a new problem:
the try... except part doesn't work. it just says that there's an error in the function and nothing else happens.

ok, new status report:
padding problem solved.
guessed numbers added, bug free (i think).
difficulty not solved.
ok double click glitch not solved.

here's what i did to add the guessed numbers...

ok. all questions in the previous post still stand (info "padding", ok double click, and guessed numbers).

but here's a new question:
i want to create a way for the player to be able to select...

ok. sorry.
heres the most recent status update:
i have 1 problems, on glich and one to do that i dont know how to do:

problem:
the text in the "info" static text is too close to the edge. how...

high, undereducated, tall balloon troller of pain.

ghlopne

oh, by the way: later scripts will tell you if you have guessed to high or too low.

ok. here's my beta code:

import wx, random

class MainWindow(wx.Frame):
def __init__(self):
wx.Frame.__init__(self,None,title="Guessing Game",size = (500,200))
...

lol, the only reason this is "hot" is because i keep asking questions and answering them. i still haven't answered the previous question, but here's a new one:
how do i set the "padding" of a...

ok. nevermind. got that all sorted out. i'm having a problem with using randint for the number you have to guess, though. it just crashes as soon as you start it when you add that line to the code.

ok, i fixed that, but only by doing this:

def compare(self,event):
global number
guess = self.answer.GetValue()
if guess == str(number):
...

ok. i'm having some problems.
heres the code:

class MainWindow(wx.Frame):
def __init__(self):
wx.Frame.__init__(self,None,title="Guessing Game",size = (500,200))
...

lol. i didn't realize til today that the tutorials i've been watching are paulthom's tutorials. thanks!

just one set that i've found. it goes over boxsizers and event handling, pretty basic stuff.

never mind again, already figured it out, and learned a lesson in figuring it out myself. :icon_redface:

ok, all questions i have had have been answered by good ol' youtube, but now i have a new one:
how do you set "padding" (like with css) for a static text thing?

ok, answered the second question myself.
but: how do i set position of static text?

and another:
what do i put here?
i never understand how to read apis. :(
class MainWindow(wx.Frame):
def __init__(self,parent,id,title):
...

ok, ive come up with a question:
if i want to create a simple text enter box thing (like on google or something), what style would i use for TextCrtl? or wouldnt i use that?