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New release?
by giancarlo76 - Jun 6th 2007 13:42:33
What about a new release?
It's still great and very playable, but I really would enjoy some new
games and the plethora of new cool features; and also... Yes! I would like
it to fit better in my DE !!
Thanks,
Giancarlo
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Two Suit Spider for Pysol
by David Horkoff - Mar 9th 2004 18:22:46
Add the following line to the (new) file
~/.pysol/plugins/spider2suit.py
keeping it all to one line, preserving upper and lower case in every
word.
(this file location is on a debian based system, other distros this may,
but not very likely, vary):
registerGame(GameInfo(200000, Spider, "Two Suit Spider",
GI.GT_SPIDER, 4, 0, suits=(0,2)))
I'm tired of WinXP getting all the glory over one silly game!
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Re: Two Suit Spider for Pysol
by Rob Yampolsky - Sep 6th 2005 12:00:23
This doesn't seem to work in 4.82. Mandriva 2006 beta.
Anybody know why not?
I don't think it likes the suits=(0,2) part.
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Re: Two Suit Spider for Pysol
by Ethan Glasser-Camp - Jan 8th 2006 22:54:19
> This doesn't seem to work in 4.82.
> Mandriva 2006 beta.
>
> Anybody know why not?
>
> I don't think it likes the suits=(0,2)
> part.
It doesn't work on my machine either. The minimal plugin script that seems
to work is:
from gamedb import *
from spider import *
class Spider2suit(Spider):
pass
registerGame(GameInfo(200000, Spider2suit, "Two Suit Spider",
GI.GT_SPIDER, 4, 0, suits=(0,2)))
(With the registerGame function all one one line.)
The "gotchas" that I stumbled upon: Classes and functions are not
available by default on my system, needing to be imported seperately. Each
solitaire game needs evidently to have its own class, thus the introduction
of the Spider2suit class.
Ethan
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Thank you!
by mavka - May 1st 2003 04:14:18
I must do some work now, but instead of this i'm playing and enjoying your
wonderful pictures. I really can't stop! :-)
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Mac OS X
by kaufman - Jan 31st 2003 22:52:41
Has anyone managed to get this running on Mac OS X? If so, a link or
instructions would be appreciated.
THanks.
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Re: Mac OS X
by berenberg - Feb 3rd 2003 13:18:03
> Has anyone managed to get this running
> on Mac OS X? If so, a link or
> instructions would be appreciated.
>
> THanks.
It runs without any problem on my system (10.2.3, Apple's X11 beta, and
Fink's Python 2.2). I already had X11 and Python installed when I
downloaded pysol, so it was just a matter of extracting to /usr/local,
starting an xterm, and running pysol.
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Re: Mac OS X
by kaufman - Feb 5th 2003 21:43:41
I tried this, but it is complainging about the Tkinter lib, which doesn't
seem to be part of Fink. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Re: Mac OS X
by kaufman - Feb 5th 2003 21:48:20
> I tried this, but it is complainging
> about the Tkinter lib, which doesn't
> seem to be part of Fink. Any
> suggestions? Thanks.
Oops, never mind, it hadn't finished installing yet. Now it is complaining
about my display name. I tried setting it with a set command, but perhaps
it needs something specific, because it is still giving me the error "no
display name and no $DISPLAY environment variable." Any ideas?
THanks.
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Re: Mac OS X
by Brian Lenihan - Jun 23rd 2003 00:08:23
> Has anyone managed to get this running
> on Mac OS X? If so, a link or
> instructions would be appreciated.
>
> THanks.
Are you still looking for a way to get this to work? I've had it working
on OS X for ages, but unforunately, I never saw this forum until now.
If you are interested, let me know and I'll upload a .dmg of the working
code, plus a diff so you can see what the changes are.
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Re: Mac OS X
by slube - Nov 15th 2003 10:57:31
>
> % Has anyone managed to get this
> running
> % on Mac OS X? If so, a link or
> % instructions would be appreciated.
> %
> % THanks.
>
>
> Are you still looking for a way to get
> this to work? I've had it working on OS
> X for ages, but unforunately, I never
> saw this forum until now.
>
> If you are interested, let me know and
> I'll upload a .dmg of the working code,
> plus a diff so you can see what the
> changes are.
I've been trying to run this on Mac OSX 10.3 with no
luck. Python.app was created properly, but when I try
to launch it, the icon pulses in the doc like it's going to
load up, but then just dissapears.
I installed the Tkinter libraries. When I go into the
scripts-2.3 folder (the same area where the Python.app
is), inside it, there is a pysol file. When I type python
pysol (in that directory), I get the following screen (I'm
running as root):
{'errno': None, 'args': ("pysol: DataLoader could not
find ('html/license.html',)",), 'strerror': None, 'filename':
None}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "pysol", line 126, in ?
sys.exit(main(sys.argv))
File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/
Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages/Pysol/
main.py", line 515, in main
r = pysol_main(args)
File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/
Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages/Pysol/
main.py", line 454, in pysol_main
r = pysol_init(app, args)
File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/
Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages/Pysol/
main.py", line 87, in pysol_init
app.dataloader = DataLoader(args[0], f)
File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/
Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/site-packages/Pysol/util.py",
line 187, in __init__
raise os.error, str(argv0) + ": DataLoader could not
find " + str(filenames)
OSError: pysol: DataLoader could not find ('html/
license.html',)
Any ideas what's happening, or how I could make it
work?
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Plugin creation
by mmatton - Oct 14th 2002 00:52:06
My mom really likes Pysol but one of the games she wants to play on it
isn't the way that she knows the game, so I'm trying to figure out the
plugins folder, that I think is for creating new games, but I am getting
nowhere on trying to find info about it.
Does anybody know where some info about Pysol plugins is at? Any help or
links would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Well done!
by Alkis - Dec 3rd 2001 09:56:08
Excellent work. Very well done. Got my 10 on the
rating system
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Very well done, but...
by Héctor - Jun 16th 2002 12:11:12
This is an excellent software, as anybody on this forum says, but when you
try to start the Scorpio game in the Spider branch, it crashes!!! I'm
using Suse linux 8.0 and I've downloaded the rpm from the site of suse for
the 4.80 version.
But This is a great game, so far, though you can only play all of its
games in M$ windows ;)
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pysol
by Michel Van den Bergh - Dec 7th 2000 03:14:30
Couldn't agree more.
Extremely well made software.
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How old am I?
by pierrelucas - Jan 27th 2000 08:03:29
When I was thirtysomething, I knew thirtysomething solitaire games. Should
I feel 160 years old now?
This is a masterpiece. That's all!
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A Non-Productivity Tool
by TheSnakeMan - Jan 20th 2000 21:56:38
I've become a lot less productive since I downloaded this. The
program is really great, this is professional grade software at freeware
prices. The only thing you have to lose is your productivity.
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Great piece of software
by William - Jan 16th 2000 11:34:23
This game is amazing. Very much a recommended program. I know of no other
software that has anywhere near this many games. (Pysol as of this writing
has 128 variants you can play.) The interface is clean and smooth, and
you can choose from an assortment of card types and sizes.
Be cautioned: This game eats time like you wouldn't believe.
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Home page works
by Chris Pimlott - Apr 22nd 1999 10:24:27
The home page and download site both work fine now.
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