On 12/03/07, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > [note that this code will not produce strings like 'IV' for 4. OTOH,
> > as I recall, the Romans didn't do that consistently either..]
> It seems to me that isn't so different from deciding to use 'Q' for 250.
> Maybe you can change the dict
John Fouhy wrote:
> On 12/03/07, Jaggo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hey,
>> I'm a rather new programmer, but it seems to me the digital to roman should
>> be coded:
>> While Digital_Input > 0:
>> If Digital_Input > 1000 then: Roman = + M, Digital_Input = - 1000
>> elif Digital_Input > 900 then: Ro
On 12/03/07, Jaggo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
> I'm a rather new programmer, but it seems to me the digital to roman should
> be coded:
> While Digital_Input > 0:
> If Digital_Input > 1000 then: Roman = + M, Digital_Input = - 1000
> elif Digital_Input > 900 then: Roman = + C, Digital_Input =
"Jaggo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> [Come to that, if someone could point me to a *simple* gui which
> I can use in python, keep in mind I did learn a little VB,
> I should be grateful as well.]
Tkinter is the standard Python GUI (IDLE is built using it).
Many prefer wxPython, but it's an extr
Hey,
I'm a rather new programmer, but it seems to me the digital to roman should be
coded:
While Digital_Input > 0:
If Digital_Input > 1000 then: Roman = + M, Digital_Input = - 1000
elif Digital_Input > 900 then: Roman = + C, Digital_Input = - 900
...
Now if someone could please clarify [or forwar
