idea: Robocode for Python

[C. Porter Bassett]

> Looks like some naming problem. I don't know how this is handled with 
> jython. As said above in java you usualy write one public class per file
> and the file must have the name of the class + '.java'. The Java compiler
> produeces then a file with the class name + '.class'. I think jython should
> create a file named pyrobot.class in your case.
> 
Yes, I get files called pyrobot.java, pyrobot.class, and pyrobot$_PyInner.class.