From: Roger B. <ro...@ro...> - 2004-01-06 06:29:51
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> Oh, I know all about this, and being my first Python code, I have NO > DOUBT I'll wonder what I was thinking... The very first Python code I wrote was a script I converted from TCL. TCL doesn't really have objects, so it was this massive mess of pseudo object oriented procedural code using two different languages "normal" way of doing things, coupled with not really knowing what is "normal" in Python. You will be pleased to know the project was not BitPim :-) You might find the O'Reilly Python Cookbook quite useful. It is also available online at http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/ The file c.bat runs the all checkers and documentation generators. It is quite a feat given the primitiveness of NT command scripting. Unfortunately pychecker generates huge numbers of false positives. wxPython 2.5 should remove a large number of them. Roger |