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[QUOTE=chris99;252809]I meant, should I def a room class, and make room objects with specific instructions?[/QUOTE] Hmm, if you're still interested in doing it the object-oriented way, I've been working on a Python framework for text adventures for some time now, and it's coming into more active development. It's functional now, …

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I want to have the py2exe libraries on Linux so I can make exe files to use on Windows (I don't have Windows, but I'm making a program which I want to be available for Windows). I'd really rather not use Wine on this one (besides, I've heard the executable …

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I've found that althought my fonts are fine everywhere else, they're blocky when I Tkinter. I have an LCD screen, and I'm using Xubuntu with Gnome. They work fine in WxPython. It seems like Tkinter doesn't allow for sub-pixel rendering or such (at least automatically). Is there some way to …

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I'm using Xubuntu, and I've found that I can't change text control foreground colors in WxPython, on this Linux. They change fine in Windows. They won't change in Xubuntu—it doesn't matter if I use Xfce, Gnome, or KDE; it's the same. It's always black (very problematic when you have a …

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I think you have to use one of the styles (similar to, or maybe in addition to, the one used to make it multiline in the first place: TE_MULTILINE, I think it was). I'm curious as to how to make them appear only when there is sufficient text for it. …

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