[Region]

Is there any way that you can have a user input, well, input without it being a raw_, or normal input?
I'm trying to run a class file by opening the program and entering the part of the class.
There is also nothing special about what is inside of it, just some inputs, generations, and loops.

[atraub]

I'm not totally sure I understand the question... but I think the answer might be command line arguments. Here's a quick tutorial on it and here's a library that might help.

[atraub]

I re-read your post and still don't fully understand it, but I did remember one other alternative. You can use sys.stdin if for some reason you don't want to use Python's clear and simple raw_input/input functions.

[Region]

Before i read the Tutorial, I'll try to clarify. I want to be able to call on a class in a program i opened by double clicking it.

[atraub]

define "call on a class"

Are you saying you want to:

double click on an icon (presumably from a windows desktop)
have a console open up
and have the code associated with creating an instance of a class execute?

This post has been edited by atraub: 20 August 2012 - 02:01 PM