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In Topic: Command Line Parameter Through WinMain Problem

Posted 15 Jan 2013

Thank You!
Turns out a sister function, _wcsicmp() was what i was looking for. Works like a charm.
In Topic: Restarting a program in python

Posted 27 Jul 2011

Thanks to all, you guys got it working

In Topic: Restarting a program in python

Posted 27 Jul 2011

import getpass
import os
import sys

doing = True
while doing:
	bounce = False
	number = int(raw_input("Player 1, enter your number here: "))
	os.system('cls')
	running = True #Main Routine
	while running:
		guess = int(raw_input("Player 2, Guess: "))
		
		if guess == number:
			print "You Guessed It! Congrats!"
			running = False
			bounce = True
			doing = False
		
		elif guess < number:
			print "No, its higher than that."
		
		elif guess > number:
			print "No, its lower than that."
		
		else:
			print "Error With Game"
			running = False
			Bounce = False
			doing = False
	while bounce:
		re = raw_input("Want to play again? (Yes/No) ")
		if re == "Yes":
			bounce = False
			doing = True
	else:
		print "Game Over"
		break

In Topic: Restarting a program in python

Posted 27 Jul 2011

Motoma, on 27 July 2011 - 12:05 PM, said:
After line 35, you will need to set doing = true. Then you will need to indent the entire while bounce: to be inside the while doing: loop.

Tried it, couldnt get it to work...

Brewer, on 27 July 2011 - 12:04 PM, said:
Settings 'doing = True' at the bottom has no effect because the doing loop has already run. What I recommend you do is break this up into functions. Have a main() function that contains what is currently the 'while bounce' loop, and have another function named game() or doing() or whatever you want. Edit the program so that if the player answers yes when asked if they'd like to play again, you call game() (or whatever you named the function).

Also tried, again no luck.
I am severely inexperienced, and this is a weird problem I've never experienced.