Proof of concept: Ruth Chabay's Tower of Hanoi VPython demo as a Windows executable. http://www.dstoys.org/Members/ajsiegel/TowerSetup/file_view The executable created using Python distutils together with py2exe. Uses Inno Setup to create an easy install, unistall of the executable and dependencies. (Wanted to get hands-on with it) Even used the VPython export to Povray facility to create a cute desktop icon for it. Button 1 pressed to pick and move the rings. Art
At 10:32 PM 3/3/2003 -0500, Arthur wrote:
Proof of concept:
Ruth Chabay's Tower of Hanoi VPython demo as a Windows executable.
I'll give that a different URL: http://www.dstoys.com/content/education/index_html/Visual%20Arts/Interactive dstoys.org is a community portal requiring an account. However, once a community resource is published, it becomes world-accessible through dstoys.com When you submitted this resource for publication, it went into a workflow queue. An editor had to give final approval -- in this case me. So now people may check it out without needing to join dstoys.org (although that's certainly an option, for those with more than a casual interest in design science). Note that all this is handled through Plone, which sits atop the Content Management Framework (CMF) which sits atop Zope, the web application server -- which sits atop Python! (which sits atop C which...) Kirby
I'll give that a different URL:
http://www.dstoys.com/content/education/index_html/Visual%20Arts/Interactive
dstoys.org is a community portal requiring an account. However, once a community resource is published, it becomes world-accessible through dstoys.com
When you submitted this resource for publication, it went into a workflow queue. An editor had to give final approval -- in this case me.
Nice to have an in with the editor. I wondered about this, since this is the first time I tried to publish anything at dstoys. Tested it by signing out, and reentering the url, and it let me through. Cookie?
So now people may check it out without needing to join dstoys.org (although that's certainly an option, for those with more than a casual interest in design science).
Thanks for making it available.
Note that all this is handled through Plone, which sits atop the Content Management Framework (CMF) which sits atop Zope, the web application server -- which sits atop Python! (which sits atop C which...)
I'm not generally a wiki type guy. but I'm finding this interface really, really nice. And have just begun to explore some of its possiblities. Art
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