What do you mean? I don't know how to implement the code yet. For that, you need to parse.

When you parse, you compile code.
ask('Blah?')
command: ask
subcommand: none
parameters/arguments: 'Blah?'

So:
-----------------_[ ]X
|     Blah?         |
|      [OK]         |
------------------------
(Let's just pretend that's a window.) 

Magnie wrote:

*presses the [x] button*

Just put the item you made in Python put it in a .zip then upload it then let us download it, we don't want screen shots...


Marky: I changed your password, so if your Email is incorrect, I'll go change it (what do you want it changed to?) and re-Email you the new one.

I sent you an email with the new email adress, i missed out dot between the main, and the me, it should be

[censored name]@chavfreezone.me.uk

Greatdane wrote:

I don't know. It's just a dummy, but you can still input code(but not run it).

I can haz download to Python files?

Greatdane wrote:

gershmer wrote:

Greatdane wrote:

I don't know. It's just a dummy, but you can still input code(but not run it).

I can haz download to Python files?

What? What do you mean?

The dummy Python files. Can I have them?

Last edited by gershmer (2009-11-03 07:39:12)

Greatdane wrote:

They don't run on their own.

What do they require?

Magnie wrote:

Would you just Upload them?!?!?!

What I was thinking... why can't we just have them???

All right, all right!

Tips:
1. Extract into a new folder, then run 'emerald.py'. Make sure both folders are in the same file, no distractions.

2.'Run' does not do anything yet.
'Exit' does.

3. Type in, something like 'ask(blah)' and you'll see.

Have fun! 

Last edited by Greatdane (2009-11-04 21:56:15)

Wow. That's kinda cool.
It's like BASIC.
Execpt it's not.

cool.
i mite take a look at it

You need wxpython.    Google it and you'll find it and download it.

EXTRA:

There's something called py2exe that allows you to compile an application into a .EXE file so you don't need to install all that stuff.
(We can use in future emerald)

I TOLD YOU SO IT WAS JUST A DUMMY! 

Last edited by Greatdane (2009-11-05 19:51:07)

Greatdane post 1 wrote:

It crashes (doesn't open).

Error log:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Documents and Settings\The Kids\Desktop\Interface\emerald.py", line 1, in <module>
    from PythonCard import model
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\PythonCard\model.py", line 21, in <module>
    import wx
ImportError: No module named wx

I tried installing PythonCard 0.8.2 from the Win32 EXE, the install failed.

EDIT: Tried the ZIP file of 0.8.2, too, put it in C:/Python26/ manually, DID NOT WORK

You see? You could have figured out it in the error, but you aren't a full-fledged programmer, are you?

(Yay! 365th post! Get it? I registered almost three years ago on 06-05)

Greatdane post 2 wrote:

You need wxpython.    Google it and you'll find it and download it.

EXTRA:

There's something called py2exe that allows you to compile an application into a .EXE file so you don't need to install all that stuff.
(We can use in future emerald)

I TOLD YOU SO IT WAS JUST A DUMMY! 

@Greatdane post 1
When did I say I was a programmer?

@Greatdane post 2
We looked at that, along with py2app, and pyinstaller, they're all too annoying.

Does it work yet, gershmer?

dum dum de dum de dum... im getting bored of doing nothing, anything you want me to do?!

Greatdane wrote:

Does it work yet, gershmer?

Yes. But the way the error was worded DID make it sound like it wanted PythonCard, not wxPython.