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simple problem (you're gunna kick yourself) in self.reveal, you don't convert guess to an integer (it's still a string, because textbox input are always strings be default). So when you do the incrementation, it concatenates instead, and when it checks if it's greater than it always says yes since it's …

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If you a using a GUI/event-driven framework, then yes, it's possible. If you are using console python, then no.

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Am I authorised to post here? This one should be nice-ish. I'm sure you've heard of Sudoku? Well write a computer program that creates a sudoku game for the user. Try to be innovative in the program rules (tweak the sudoku game rules a little so that the program is …

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Here's an example of a basic window frame in pyQT. You can get pyQT from here: [url]http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/software/pyqt/download[/url] [code=python] # Code Example: Display a window in PyQt4 # Python 2.6 with PyQt 4 import sys from PyQt4 import QtGui class MainFrame(QtGui.QMainWindow): def __init__(self): QtGui.QMainWindow.__init__(self) self.setWindowTitle("Window title") # title self.resize(1024, 768) # …

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This can be done entirely in server side code, actually, javascript isn't exactly suited for this unless you want some sort of AJAX functionality. Why don't you tell me which server-side language you use so I point you in the right direction.

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Wait hold on. What does it matter what default program is set to open dll files? Do you attempt to read/edit them directly? Am I missing something here?

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A commenter mentioned that you can make Linux look pretty by dressing it up. Lipstick on a pig, anyone? I think what Ken wants is more along the lines of jewelry on a bombshell.

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Actually, I prefer Caribbean cuisine to others I've tried. Particularly from Jamaica and Trinidad. EDIT: Actually, the Trinidadian food I like are actually somewhat imported from India, so...

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Make sure values.xls is in the same folder as your script. If you are using office 2007, make sure you saved the file as values.xls and not values.xlsx (the default).

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Cython, for writing extension modules works with Python 3. One of the great things about it is that extension modules you write with it work for both Python 2.x and Python 3.x most of the time, without adjustment.

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I've only tried Suse, Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian on that list, and I strongly agree with the order in which they are ranked. I didn't care much for Fedora, less so for Suse, but Debian, mainly because of its package manager managed to stop me from turning sour. Ubuntu, however, …

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[quote=Salem;463839] Put this in your local paper, and see what happens... "Wanted - psychic. You know who to call".[/quote] :D :D

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Have a look at: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060[/url] I know the page doesn't describe the error you received here, but it worked for me and some other people in the past.

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yeh that's pretty good. My Vista partition is 112 GB. I have that CS3 suite installed, Office Home and Student 07, Encarta Student, VS C# Express 2008 and C++ Express 2008, the general "must-have" programs like Winrar and Firefox among others, and some gigs in downloads and documents / files. …

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Asumming Darren put in a pre-n router: you get a chemotheraphy coupon I put in a digicam

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os.mkdir() [url]http://docs.python.org/library/os.html#files-and-directories[/url]

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Just unzip it and double click FirdayCounter.sln. Visual studio will open it. That appear to be a version 8 file (2005)

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Well I can't conclusively say that one is better, because they serve different purposes. Are you familiar with OOP? In OOP, static objects or members of a class that can be accessed directly from the class, while non-static members can only be accessed from the instance it belongs to. C# …

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