thanks for your help i'll try both out see what works for me....

Thank you so much.

How do I run a .py file from another python file....

I want a program depending upon the option you choose to run a different python program...

Ho do i do this...

I have tried:


import os

if you post what y our having problems with on the save function i could take a look at it...

not making any promises though...

there is no idle-python3.1 file for ubuntu it is still idle-python3.0... they just updated the syntax or something but it is still IDLE 3.0.... even though the interpreter is with version 3.1....

I made some minor changes to the program above but i don't feel like posting it with so little changes... the jist of what i changed is i changed:

#insert the lines of code in place of the...

under applications press add and remove...

search for IDLE

look for the IDLE with Python version 3 on it not the 2.5 or 2.6 version... add it and go to applications programming to run it... ...

That is want he wants to find out how to do....:idea:

dude... he may not be from an English speaking country and using a translator or what little knowledge they have to type in English... there are people like that on this site... and when have you...

Ok what you do is download the python 3.1 .tar.bz2 file here (http://sites.google.com/site/theunofficialguide/Home/Programs). extract it to your desktop. this is my website and its unfinished...
...

I just recently wanted to dabble in GUI programming so I took one of my older programs and added a GUI to it.

By the way: I'm using python 3.1 and the tkinter that comes with it... they changed...

Thank you soooo very much... spent 2 hours last night trying to update my python program but i couldn't with out that piece of info....

Thanks again..

How do I import a variable from another function in the same class


class W(object):
#my class
def variable(self):
#one of my functions
f = 5
def printf(self):
...

also for the last line of your code


index = index + 1

#you could simplify this to

index += 1

yes some more details would be more useful... such as what you are trying to shut down... a server or your program... and some snippets of code that you are having trouble with... that way we can see...

yes to compile the answers into one post there are three ways that me and my associates can think of:

putting:

#code here
input('Please press enter to close: ')
#raw_input() on any IDLE...

your welcome...
glad to be of some assistance...

you must remember though that the easiest is not always the best solution... it could have a shortcut that will prevent you from adding to the code without having to rewrite the whole flippin...

don't know about creating a .txt but you can write in one, read one, and several other things i normally go about writing in one similar to vegaseat:


yourface = 1
f = open('randomfile.txt',...

you could also write a function such as:


import time

def function(self):
while :
time.sleep(1) #you put the time to wait in seconds here
#rest of function

if you want a program that tells you the total heads, tails, the percentage of both of these, prints the results in a easy format such as:

H
T
H
T

and allows you to export this data to a...

Thanks,

I didn't use your exact suggestion but line 15 of you suggested code gave me an idea that was far easier than rewriting my entire program.


while (dice < r):
while (counter < n):...

my code so far is:


import random
import time

print "Dice Roll Program"
print "\nProgrammed by Devon McAvoy"

r = int(raw_input("\nNumber of dice to roll: "))

I am writing a dice rolling simulation and i need help redefining a variable inside a loop.