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gamepad
Hi,
I want to use input from a gamepad, so in my main class I have: ----------- #main class from Joystick import * import viz import sid viz.go() oh = Joystick() sid.callback(sid.BUTTONDOWN_EVENT,oh.sayhello) ------------- and in my Joystick.py file / class, I have: -------------- class Joystick(object): def sayhello(self, num): print "hello world ", num So, everything works but the line "oh = Joystick()" is highlighted in yellow. Any ideas, how I can fix that or what I am doing wrong? Dominic |
Hi,
I tried out your sample code and I didn't get any highlighted lines. This ususally happens when you are editing/changing a module. It is more of a python issue. I believe reloading the module fixes this. To reload your module you would type the following in the interactive window: Code:
reload(Joystick) |
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