At the easy risk of asking something already asked a hundred times...
Curses doesn't work for me.
I use 2.6 on a Vista
It gives an error saying it can't call up a part of the module that came with the program.
... Uhm... help.. T_T
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Jump to PostAt the easy risk of asking something already asked a hundred times...
Curses doesn't work for me.
I use 2.6 on a Vista
It gives an error saying it can't call up a part of the module that came with the program.
... Uhm... help.. T_T
~PixelYou had 2 …
Jump to PostAnd when you say compatible platform... uhm... whuh???
The platform can be simplified to mean your operating system. If you load up a python interpreter try the following exercise:
>>> import sys >>> sys.platform 'win32' >>> import curses Traceback (most recent call last): File "<input>", line 1, …
Jump to Post1. So you're saying I'm not going to be using curses ever in my life unless I get a linux?... crap...
Unless you run your script on a compatible platform, you will not be able to experience the joy of curses, no. If you're on windows you can either download …
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