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Doublechecking, can a variable be used?
Submitted by Xanadu on Thu, 12/31/2009 - 04:51.
I recall being told that the answer is No, but just in case... "press number [<n>]": |
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Are you trying to do
Are you trying to do this:
"press number [<n>]": Key("%(n)d"),reckoner wrote: Are you
Are you trying to do this:
"press number [<n>]": Key("%(n)d"),Yes, but that does not work here on my system.
Does that work for you?
"test press number [<n>]": Key("%(n)d"),Works for me. I put the 'test' in there because I already use 'press' for something else.
To be complete:
extras = [Integer("n", 0, 100),]
That is very useful
Now it works for numbers zero through nine, but it will not print anything higher. I suppose obviously it has something to do with printing more than one digit. But even zero through nine will be very useful.
Thanks.
Try using Text() instead of
Try using Text() instead of Key()
Thanks again.
Thanks again.