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<0> bulio: it's possible to fill a dictionary with functions and use the choice to index into it - but it's messy and, I think, unpythonic
<0> chzmgr`: sorry :-)
<1> hello there
<2> I just want to get a grasp on python
<2> do all the functions etc.
<2> that way I can move on to GUI stuff
<3> np, i need to learn these things :)
<1> parker`: i've done it :P, it's not fully implemented nor fully optimized yet, but it works :D
<4> BloodyShade: ?
<1> parker`: the random drop and options thing ^^
<5> Im building a list and then setting the items, but for some resion the returned list in a for loop, gets to the end and raises an Index error
<4> BloodyShade: What are you talking about? lol Are you getting me mixed up with park?
<5> This is odd because the list is the right size
<2> hrmm
<5> and C code knows its the right size.
<2> what would be good to program to learn funcitons?
<6> _ideasman42: even taking into account zero indexing?
<5> yes
<1> parker`: lol, throught it was him, but something like away or such :/
<6> bulio: some functions
<6> :)
<5> 0-6 7 in length.
<1> parker`: sorry
<4> BloodyShade: No problem :)
<6> _ideasman42: make sure you're not ever trying to access thelist[7]
<1> cl***es are so great ^^
<2> but what kind of programs uses functions?
<5> dijix: nope. its a for loop
<1> bulio: every kind of programs use functions Oo
<0> bulio: almost any program in the world
<5> thats teh odd thing. The error is on the loop.
<5> for a in b: <-- error index out of range.
<7> the program not using a function/cl***, is not worth to mention =)
<5> Like I might be missing out on setting one of the items.
<1> _ideasman42: could you pvt me with the values and the loop?
<5> hold on pastebin
<1> no need, just pvt to me
<0> Noet: there are programming styles/languages/paradigms which don't use functions :-)
<1> ./query BloodyShade
<5> http://pastebin.com/574278
<2> can someone show me a simple prog with a function?
<5> Its a Blender3d API finction
<1> _ideasman42: ok let me see it
<7> LeedsHK: well, i wouldn't wanna maintain that code =)
<1> Oo
<5> ahh ****. Commented as python!
<7> if it doesn't contain a single function call, and/or creating own cl***es/functions.
<5> if its any easier to read- http://pastebin.com/574281
<8> bulio: uhh, raw_input() is a functino
<9> Good Night everyone =]
<2> I mean functions like def areaSquare
<0> bulio: http://rafb.net/paste/results/W0cj4O52.html
<1> omg, it's higher than my knowledge about python for now hehe
<0> area really is too trivial to be implemented as a function, but that still shows the point
<1> btw i see no for loop there
<7> area is even to trivial for a lambda =)
<10> bulio, http://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide
<3> can anyone recommend a good book on python to someone who has good programming experience already, and knows a bit about python but wants to learn a lot more?
<5> Line 30
<1> it's a while :P
<8> chzmgr`: diveintopython.org
<5> Just found the bug. somebow index is going up to 14.
<5> BloodyShade: I ment a FOR in the python code
<3> ooh, thanks
<5> the error is in the python code,
<5> C compiles fine,
<1> ..
<5> looks like PyList_SetItem increments the index?
<5> hrm... guess not.. just tested that
<2> 1.Calculate length/width
<2> 2.Exit
<2> 1
<2> Invalid choice. Exiting now
<1> _ideasman42: i have no idea sorry :(
<1> bulio: put the code in pvt
<6> raw_input() returns a string
<2> pvt?
<5> I thinkl I can worjk it out from here.
<1> int(raw_input("Choose: "))
<0> BloodyShade: it's on the pastebin
<2> oh, convert it to int
<1> LeedsHK: where
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/e38eJL80.html
<1> the bad part when trying to help ppl, is when you don't know much too :/
<2> works now
<1> i think converting to int solves the problem
<2> but what is the point of def area(x,y):
<2> return x*y
<1> ahh, learn to use try...except it's easier
<8> bulio: have you done a complete python tutorial yet?
<2> http://rafb.net/paste/results/3b4SXT90.html
<2> Jerub: most of 2
<11> where can I find documentation on BaseRequestHandler's "request" instance variable?
<12> google
<11> zanella: already searched, all references don't document this. they don't even document the individual functions supplied by BaseRequestHandler
<13> bulio: you're asking absolute beginner programmer questions. You need to sit down and read some beginning programming material
<1> bulio: look at your pvt
<2> what is pvt?
<4> bulio: the def like defines the function area that takes two parameters(x and y), and whenever the function is called, the function sends back x * y, which is the basic area formula
<4> like = line*
<2> see you all tomorrow
<1> see you
<2> thanks everyone
<1> is it possible to list receive cl***es items as values?
<14> are there any libs to do ASIO in python?
<1> like cl*** item: name = ""; sword.name="Gladius"; list = [sword]
<15> someone can give me the way to have a term output in color with python , is there something to do that?
<7> christor: that is OS specific.
<7> \033[_color_m something on linux
<15> Noet: ok
<7> on win32 i'm not sure.
<1> on bash it's like \e[1;32m something like that
<1> I forgot :/, about one year away from my beloved debian :P
<7> is on linux like 24/7, but i dont have the urge of changing colors directly ^^
<1> i used a nice .bashrc PS1 and PS2 settings, but lost it ><
<7> i have made my own
<1> yes, me too, but i've lost it ><
<1> it was something like -=(bloody)=-=(~/projects)=-\n $
<1> but with colors
<7> PS1='\u\033[36m@\033[m[`pwd`] > ' ^^
<1> hehe
<7> its nice to see the path all the time.
<1> kinda simple :)
<1> yeah, harder to get lost
<7> yeah but i dont need anything advanced. I spend most my time either programming or at irc anyhow.
<1> i see, i compile lots of stuff, so everytime i was using bash hehe
<1> btw, do you know what i've asked?
<7> "[04:02] < BloodyShade> | like cl*** item: name = ""; sword.name="Gladius"; list = [sword]"?
<1> yes
<1> is it possible?
<7> Have no idea of what you are trying to accomplish there tbh
<1> p*** the list to a for loop, otherway i'll need to p*** item by item, and it will consume lots of cpu time and human time hehe
<16> Heh, looks like what I've been doing for fun-- a mud object model. A bit more crude but same basic area.
<7> BloodyShade: i dont know to much python, but.. to make a list of something, dont you MyList = list(...)
<17> hellow
<1> parks: now it's you
<1> Noet: it's another thing ^^
<17> BloodyShade ?
<1> parks: i've done the random stuff thing, but it's not very optimised
<17> BloodyShade oh
<1> parks: tought parker` was you
<1> hehe
<4> BloodyShade: I am!
<4> heh jk
<1> could i send it for you to take a look? it's crappy btw, but functional
<15> what means if __name__ == '__main__':
<17> if i have a list that contains None's, why doesnt map(str, el or '') replace the Nones with an empty string?
<1> parker`: Oo
<17> christor if the python script is being called directly
<17> then that if will be true, otherwise false if the script is being imported
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