Re: [Tutor] Looking for ConfigObj Documentation

[Wayne Watson]

I now have wxPython, IDLE and Vim installed. IDLE didn't disappear during the wx install.  It looks as though wxPython re-compiled library files. I'll be exploring vim now. Wayne Watson wrote: Hi, actually I had two aims with the pseudo code, 1. print it, and 2. check to see if it would pull in the two modules. I pulled it into Word, and quickly formatted it to get the line wrap out, and put it in some sort of readable format. After that, I thought why not just take it as it was, and scoop it into IDLE.  My plan was to right a test program to get a better understanding of how to use ConfigObj rather than just try it through the program I plan to use it in. I've tried to keep to IDLE for no reason other than the author recommended it. Well, OK, I had gotten comfortable with the editor.  I'll try wxPython. I took a quick look look at where Python was installed and found it was directly under C:, and not under Program Files. That's a surprise. Now I recall where I found something about classes and paths. It's on the File menu of IDLE, Class Browser and Path Browser. I thought, in the last post, I asked about items like: show_real_time = boolean(default=False) and hourly_rate = integer(min=0, default=0); but, apparently, I accidentally knocked it out.  Anyway, here's the question.  Where is the syntax for items like boolean,  integer, and others described?  The doc I have barely refers to them. Off to find wx... -- Wayne Watson (Watson Adventures, Prop., Nevada City, CA) (121.01 Deg. W, 39.26 Deg. N) GMT-8 hr std. time) "Nature, to be commanded, must be obeyed." -- Sir Francis Bacon Web Page: <www.speckledwithstars.net/>

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