Hi All,
I have copied the following example from "Learning to Program by Alan
Gauld (section: Event Driven Programming)". To run it on Linux
(Redhat 8.0; Python 2.4) the tutorial says to replace 'msvcrt'
with 'curses.stdscr'. But there is no stdscr method in curses.
In fact with 'import
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005, Hossein Movahhedian wrote:
>I have copied the following example from "Learning to Program by Alan
> Gauld (section: Event Driven Programming)". To run it on Linux
> (Redhat 8.0; Python 2.4) the tutorial says to replace 'msvcrt'
> with 'curses.stdscr'.
Hi Hossein,
A
>>I have copied the following example from "Learning to Program by
>> Alan
>> Gauld (section: Event Driven Programming)". To run it on Linux
>> (Redhat 8.0; Python 2.4) the tutorial says to replace 'msvcrt'
>> with 'curses.stdscr'.
I thought I'd fixed that fault.
The sequence should be:
Dear Danny
Hi,
Many thanks for your help and especially the references in your
reply. Now the code works fine.
BTW, I had to replace "ky = msvcrt.getch()" with
"ky = chr(msvcrt.getch())".
Regards,
Hossein
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005, Danny Yoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, 8 Aug
Dear Alan
Hi,
First of all let me thank you very much for that excellent
tutorial. As a Python beginner, I learned many things from that.
As I have mentioned in my previous message to this list, in
that example I had to replace "ky = msvcrt.getch()" with
"ky = chr(msvcrt.getch())
> "ky = chr(msvcrt.getch())". The other problem is that when
> the program is finished the previous terminal state is not
> restored (I am using xterm on Linux).
Yep, and that applies to my cygwin terminal too. I think there
is a setty command you can issue that fixres this but since I
hardly ev
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> "ky = chr(msvcrt.getch())". The other problem is that when
> the program is finished the previous terminal state is not
> restored (I am using xterm on Linux).
OK, experimenting with the Linux stty command shows
