Do you mean something like this??

numarray = [1,2,-3,4,5,-25]

for n in numarray:
print "The inverse of", num, "is", num * -1
#print("The inverse of", num, "is", num*-1)
# use the...

Not really, because in MS Windows the 'Program Files' folder is the system default folder for programs to be installed in (and there are usually a lot of programs installed there!).

Simply...

Dammit...I thought I'd tried that combination of string in string earlier..... Obviously that was one permutation I missed!

Hang on....Looking back at my failed scripts from when I was playing...

I've just done a bit of digging around on python.org and found this:
http://bugs.python.org/issue1524

Looks like I'm not the first person to come up with this workaround....See the post made by...

It took a bit of playing around, but think I've found a workaround for this....

I noticed in the docs for os.system() (Yes I RTFM!) it mentions that the subprocess.call() should be used instead....

It's the only way I could access the strptime function.
The first datetime refers to the datetime package, the second refers to the datetime class.

In my import I could have used something like:...

Firstly 'input' is a reserved word in python, it's used to get input from the user, (rather like raw_input!). So that's why this line of code fails to do anything:

input = raw_input("Type Date...

OK, I started working on this when I saw your original post. But since I started, you made your second post. So I've modified it a little to give the line numbers; but I've not got it to output the...

Here's something I just knocked up in a few minutes....This isn't exactly what you're doing, but it should give you a few ideas to use in your game.

My variant uses one tower. The player starts...

I can't see a problem with the code you've posted!

However if you were using this before:

if x==1 or 2:


Then as gerard has said, the if statement would always evaluate to True...

for...

This block of code looks like it's presenting the problem:

elif event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
if event.key == pygame.K_UP:
elderly.moveup()
...

What have you got so far?

OK,
After this line:

label = Tkinter.Label(pg4_group.interior(), image=photo)

try adding the following:

label.photo = photo

This will create an instance of your image in the label,...

Do you need to convert the returned value to hex perhaps??
i.e.

byte = hex( abc.B_ABC_Function02(hex(p2), hex(p3)) )

The above code should set the value of byte to be a hexadecimal...

If you're using the windows version of Python3.0 and for some reason you haven't got the shortcuts to idle (i.e. the installer failed to create them, you accidentally deleted them or you used a...

From what I can see it looks like it's because you are calling newName.ShowModal() twice in your code.
In the first call to DoModal in your if statement, a dialog is created and if the user presses...