> Do you ever bother to investigate anything before posing a question? Actually, I did notice that tests were zero, but the book I am using does not mention needing the word 'test' as part of the regex. There is only so much time in a day and so many books I can buy (and not all comprehensive, apparently.)
That is why this list is an excellent ancillary to save me time. Otherwise, learning Py will take me a lot more time than I can budget. I'm not reading all the docs right now - which I used to and may in the future - because I'm trying a different method of just running a lot of progs to get up to speed. I figure once I "grok" the language, docs will be a lot easier. There is a certain logic to every language so you can anticipate what is right, but I'm not there yet. But that brings up a point. Does this mean that if I have to test a module with a lot of subroutines I have to rename every subroutine with 'test' appended? Try replying with a bit less emotion ;') Jim _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
