John Machin schrieb: > ... > > Some suggestions: > > 1. Try Pyrex. You get to write in a higher-level language and it does > all the boring ugly error-prone stuff for you -- this includes > reference counting as well! Look at the C code that Pyrex generates, > to see what Pyrex is saving you from. > 2. If you still insist on DIY, look at some of the Python source code > in the Modules and Objects directories to see how it is done. > 3. Examine carefully the book or whatever you have been learning from. > If it doesn't cover topics like always checking for errors, throw it > in the garbage bin (and tell the world via this newsgroup). If it does > cover such topics but you've been ignoring it, well then, it's up to > you what you do next :-) > > HTH, > John
many thanks. it works now, but iīll try to do the whole thing with pyrex. because iīm not so familiar with error handling. i tried to write this with some tutorials and there is always written something like: "i know itīs no nice style to have no errorhandling but for excercise purpose thatīs not necessary." and i never know what to add. luckily now the good pyrex will do this for me, if i get it to work. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
