Yes, I like the marks for my
screen reader program pronounces and emphasizes it, so I use them.
Now the other thing I now
remember reading about the Module/Name Space thing and when getting the error I
immediately went to add it. For up until then I had not gotten that error.
I was not sure what was going on
at first since when I first tested them I was not sure where to locate them.
But all the comments helped.
After just reading one I got back into understanding what was going on. The
problem when reading and so much documentation it is scattered around. It just
takes time to collect and absorb them. Tomorrow I will probably delete all the
functions and have them in the class. For those functions need throwing out!
Then add the ship class...key class then image class
Bruce
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 9:59 PM
Subject: Re: [pygame] Making A Module Also -- what's with all the exclamation marks? Do you like I do! :-) I've had problems with.pyc files, where I've made a nice module, tested it, decided to move it to another folder, and found that no matter how many times I changed it, the program still ran as before. Apparently, Python prefers .pyc files in the current directory to un-compiled source in another. That's caused me lots of trouble lots of times. Ian |