how could i make the function to do the colours red, yellow and green for 5 sec delays and make the loop keep on going?
def trafficLights():
win = GraphWin()
red = Circle(Point(100, 50), 20)
red.setFill("black")
red.draw(win)
amber = Circle(Point(100, 100), 20)
amber.setFill("black")
amber.draw(win)
green = Circle(Point(100, 150), 20)
green.setFill("black")
green.draw(win)
while True:
import time
time.sleep(5)Jump to Post... and what kind of GUI toolkit is this?
Jump to Posthi,
as Ene Uran mentioned, not sure what GUI toolkit this is but I'll try to help anyway, I think I get the overall idea :)
Just a note: put the import statements in the beginning of the program.It's something like this:
import time def …
Jump to Postsorry I forgot that when you change the color you need to set the color of the previous light to black again:
while True: for light in [ red, amber, green ]: light.setFill( color ) # not sure what the update function for the screen is but …
Jump to Postwhat's the error message?
... and what kind of GUI toolkit is this?
hi,
as Ene Uran mentioned, not sure what GUI toolkit this is but I'll try to help anyway, I think I get the overall idea :)
Just a note: put the import statements in the beginning of the program.
It's something like this:
import time
def trafficLights():
win = GraphWin()
red = Circle(Point(100, 50), 20)
red.setFill("black")
red.draw(win)
amber = Circle(Point(100, 100), 20)
amber.setFill("black")
amber.draw(win)
green = Circle(Point(100, 150), 20)
green.setFill("black")
green.draw(win)
color = "red"
while True:
for light in [ red, amber, green ]:
light.setFill( color )
# not sure what the update function for the screen is but you need to call it before you call time.sleep()
time.sleep(5)
if color == "red":
color = "amber"
elif color == "amber":
color = "green"
elif color == "green":
color = "red"Note I think this should work but I'm not sure because I haven't tested it :)
hope this helps :)
sorry I forgot that when you change the color you need to set the color of the previous light to black again:
while True:
for light in [ red, amber, green ]:
light.setFill( color )
# not sure what the update function for the screen is but you need to call it before you call time.sleep()
time.sleep(5)
light.setFill( "black" )
if color == "red":
color = "yellow"
elif color == "yellow":
color = "green"
elif color == "green":
color = "red"you could simplify the if..elif to this
changeColor = { "red":"yellow", "yellow":"green", "green":"red" }
while True:
for light in [ red, amber, green ]:
light.setFill( color )
# not sure what the update function for the screen is but you need to call it before you call time.sleep()
time.sleep(5)
light.setFill( "black" )
color = changeColor[ color ]sorry I forgot that when you change the color you need to set the color of the previous light to black again:
while True: for light in [ red, amber, green ]: light.setFill( color ) # not sure what the update function for the screen is but you need to call it before you call time.sleep() time.sleep(5) light.setFill( "black" ) if color == "red": color = "amber" elif color == "amber": color = "green" elif color == "green": color = "red"
i get this error... when i try and run the code...
def trafficLights():
win = GraphWin()
red = Circle(Point(100, 50), 20)
red.setFill("black")
red.draw(win)
amber = Circle(Point(100, 100), 20)
amber.setFill("black")
amber.draw(win)
green = Circle(Point(100, 150), 20)
green.setFill("black")
green.draw(win)
while True:
for light in [ red, amber, green ]:
light.setFill( color )
# not sure what the update function for the screen is but you need to call it before you call time.sleep()
time.sleep(5)
light.setFill( "black" )
if color == "red":
color = "amber"
elif color == "amber":
color = "green"
elif color == "green":
color = "red"what's the error message?
sorry i forgot to mention.. its graphics.py
Sorry, I am using Python 3.1.1 and graphics.py does not work with Python3.
what's the error message?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>
trafficLights()
File "C:\Documents and Settings\Compaq_Owner\My Documents\Python\week08.py", line 19, in trafficLights
light.setFill( color )
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'color' referenced before assignment
ah yes I think I haven't defined color :)
try this:
import time
def trafficLights():
win = GraphWin()
red = Circle(Point(100, 50), 20)
red.setFill("black")
red.draw(win)
amber = Circle(Point(100, 100), 20)
amber.setFill("black")
amber.draw(win)
green = Circle(Point(100, 150), 20)
green.setFill("black")
green.draw(win)
color = "red"
changeColor = { "red":"yellow", "yellow":"green", "green":"red" }
while True:
for light in [ red, amber, green ]:
light.setFill( color )
# not sure what the update function for the screen is but you need to call it before you call time.sleep()
time.sleep(5)
light.setFill( "black" )
color = changeColor[ color ]
Sorry, I am using Python 3.1.1 and graphics.py does not work with Python3.
This little module has been updated to work with Python2 and Python3 recently, look at the new beta version at:
http://mcsp.wartburg.edu/zelle/python/
Can u write please all code for a traffic light, vissual also.
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