curses in Python 2.0?
Erik Max Francis
max at alcyone.com
Fri Nov 10 13:28:05 EST 2000
Ulf Betlehem wrote:
> Based on the line numbers, I suspect that your version of
> cplay is rather old. Newer versions have been tested with
> Python 2.0 and seem to work just fine:
>
> http://www.tf.hut.fi/~flu/cplay/
Well, that would certainly explain it. And here I was, presuming that
cplay was unsupported.
1.40 definitely works fine with Python 2.0. Thanks.
In other porting news, I had written quite a few (relatively involved)
Python scripts to do various sundry activities (an interface library to
a talker as well as numerous programs that acted as bots which served as
chess game arbiters, dealt cards, etc.); the only change I had to make
in porting to Python 2.0 was changing the call to socket.connect to use
a tuple, which I had already known about from reading summaries of the
changes. Pretty painless.
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