En Fri, 10 Apr 2009 09:40:11 -0300, eric_dex...@msn.com
<eric_dex...@msn.com> escribió:
I seem to be getting one extra value when I create my values with
for yy in range(1, maxy):
for xx in range(1, maxx):
count = count + 1
#squaret.append[count]
squaret.append( square(xx * 20, yy * 20))
yy goes from 1 to maxy-1, xx goes from 1 to maxx-1, there are
(maxy-1)*(maxx-1) squares generated. Is that what you want?
and saving boxes with
if squaresave.state == '1':
outfile = open('grid.dat','w')
count = 0
for s in squaret:
count = count + 1
outfile.write(s.state)
outfile.write(' ')
if count == maxy:
outfile.write('\n')
count = 0
Here, you're counting from 1 to maxy inclusive.
Why don't you use the same two-loop design both times? Or better, use a
bidimensional data structure (like a list of lists, or the numpy library
if you're mostly concerned with numbers).
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