Let's say I have a program that is learning how to find patterns in a list etc.
list = [1,2,3,5,8,13] So the python program (Kitty.py) opens the python interpreter and copies this list to it. It then can try some pattern finding things it already has stored (PositionN+1 - PositionN etc.) That would be nice. As it stands I have to program all these rules (like Kitty.py typing nonsensical commands, or going outside the array) when the interpreter already has all these rules. I can just insert Kitty.py's "junk" into try exception handling... I don't know how to make this easier. Maybe I just need to get the program out of the computer so that it can use the interpreter. Hey, maybe that portable python... Hmmm.... Any other ideas (I only have Internet at work, and I.T. would hack up a hair ball if I tried to do this here). James Carnell _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
