RTFM I happened to find the answer just a couple of hours after
having sent this message. How could I miss the update method of the Canvas?
Now my game works as expected, maybe I'll post it when it's complete.
Thanks to all!
Francesco
Il 05/07/2010 21.00, Francesco Loffredo ha scritto:
Il 06/07/2010 17.32, Alan Gauld wrote:
Francesco Loffredo ilcomputertraspare...@gmail.com wrote
How can I ask a Canvas to redraw itself at my command? And if i can't,
when should I call the auto move?
You can ask the canvas to repaint itself by calling update_idle_tasks()
method.
Thank you,
Francesco Loffredo ilcomputertraspare...@gmail.com wrote
You can ask the canvas to repaint itself by calling
update_idle_tasks()
method.
Thank you, Alan. As many answers, this poses me a new question: why
should I call update_idle_tasks() instead of update() ? What's the
difference between
Nick Raptis airsc...@otenet.gr wrote
Really good news is that on this very list on another thread,
someone suggested Dabo http://dabodev.com/
It's a python library on top of wxPython and it's database-logic-GUI
But its not a complete wrapper for wxPython so you still need
to revert to
http://dreampie.sourceforge.net/
Thanks,
Dick Moores
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I apologise in advance for such a silly question. Normally, I start to write
to the list and work the answer out before sending the mail. Not this time.
I'm trying to work out which triangles contain the cartesian origin (0, 0)
and have the following:
t = [-340, 495, -153, -910, 835, -947]
print
The second number should be negative ( I WANT it to be negative). For example:
print (0 - t[4])*(t[3] - t[5]) , (0 - t[5])*(t[2] - t[4]) gives :
-30895 -935636
And in the python shell:
-30895 -935636
-966531
No, because you have to *subtract* the second answer from the first (
On 7 July 2010 18:59, Evert Rol evert@gmail.com wrote:
The second number should be negative ( I WANT it to be negative). For
example:
print (0 - t[4])*(t[3] - t[5]) , (0 - t[5])*(t[2] - t[4]) gives :
-30895 -935636
And in the python shell:
-30895 -935636
-966531
No,
Well, choice is a great thing!
Except when you're new and all that choice seems overwhelming :)
When I started out python a year ago, I knew just enough C to know that
I didn't want C/C++ to be my first language that I learned.
That's why I found the wxPython style a nuisance, because I was at
Hello, I'm getting confused about the usage of those 2 modules. Which
should I use one to get/manipulate data from a text file?
Regards,
Eduardo
www.express-sign-supply.com
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Actually, for simple file operations I'd neither.
Standard file usage is described here, if you haven't checked it out,
which I'm sure you have
http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#file-objects
StringIO is useful as a buffer. That is, you make a file-like object in
memory with
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