Re: [Visualpython-users] VPython GUI

[k r. <kro...@gm...>]

Hello,

This deals with the vpd rpm in Brad Longo's blog (
http://bradlongo.wordpress.com/downloads/). I installed the vpd rpm in my
Fedora 7 without any problems. Now when I tried to run 'python vpd.py' it
gives the import error "no module named constant" for the line 8 in vpd.py from
vpd.constant import*

If any of you have used Visual Python Design VPD then kindly help.

kr0y.

>
>
>> > Hello,
>> > I am an engineering student and extremely new to VPython. I have the
>> > project
>> > of building a GUI for VPython and demonstrate its usage as a tool for
>> data
>> > structures demonstration. So I am planning to provide buttons which will
>> > help the user select the basic VPython shapes.The buttons will allow the
>> > user to select, drag and drop the objects on the space provided. There
>> > will
>> > be a seperate space for editing the properties of the shape. As my main
>> > purpose is to explore the usage of VPython as a tool for data structure
>> > demonstration, I also need to provide certain simple commands which can
>> > help
>> > a teacher, who knows the pseudocode of any data structure property he
>> > wants
>> > to demonstrate, to generate the code, without knowing the Python syntax
>> > for
>> > the same.
>> > Since I need to automatically generate VPython in the background, so it
>> > will
>> > serve as the  backend of the project. For GUI building, I am using PyQt
>> > and
>> > Qt designer.
>> > I would like you all to give your ideas and suggestions as the main
>> > problem
>> > which am facing is thinking of the commands which can help a person to
>> > code
>> > VPython programs with the help of GUI itself and maybe some extremely
>> > simple
>> > commands. Hoping to be helped; thanks in advance.
>> > -kr0y.
>> >
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