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fixed old instructions to refer to File->About menu item
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<dl>
+ <dt>Name:</dt>
+ <dd>dijkstra</dd>
+ <dt>Description:</dt>
+ <dd>Dijkstra's Shortest Path Algorithm Demo</dd>
+ <dt>URL:</dt>
+ <dd><a href="http://codeshift.net/dijkstra">http://codeshift.net/dijkstra</a></dd>
+ </dl>
+ <p class="imageCaption"><img src="http://codeshift.net/dijkstra?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=dijkstra.png" alt="Screenshot of dijkstra" /></p>
+
+ <hr />
+ <dl>
<dt>Name:</dt>
<dd>PIMP: Photographic Image Management Package</dd>
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GettingStarted". In that directory is a file called starter1.py. Launch
it in the usual way. It is a bare-bones PythonCard application. In fact, it's
! a copy of the minimal application you ran in the last section.</p>
<p>Open the file starter1.py in your Python-aware editor of choice. The Python
script is, as you'd expect, brief and to the point. Here's the important
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GettingStarted". In that directory is a file called starter1.py. Launch
it in the usual way. It is a bare-bones PythonCard application. In fact, it's
! a copy of the minimal application you ran in the last section with just a few changes.</p>
<p>Open the file starter1.py in your Python-aware editor of choice. The Python
script is, as you'd expect, brief and to the point. Here's the important
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</pre>
<p>Again, this new line of Python code is readable even if you're not a
! Python guru yet. Now when the user selects the Exit menu, rather than doing
nothing, we'll display an alert dialog titled "Showing Off" that
says "It works!"</p>
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</pre>
<p>Again, this new line of Python code is readable even if you're not a
! Python guru yet. Now when the user selects the About menu item, rather than doing
nothing, we'll display an alert dialog titled "Showing Off" that
says "It works!"</p>
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consequences because these editors use a different graphics library from
what PythonCard uses.</p>
! <p>Double-click the "starter1" application. When the window appears,
! select the Exit option from the File menu. You'll see a small dialog appear
as described above.</p>
<p>Close the application by selecting its window's close box.</p>
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consequences because these editors use a different graphics library from
what PythonCard uses.</p>
! <p>Double-click the "starter1.py" application. When the window appears,
! select the About option from the File menu. You'll see a small dialog appear
as described above.</p>
<p>Close the application by selecting its window's close box.</p>
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takes its text from the text in a component called "field1." That
happens, of course, to be the only field in our little application.</p>
! <p>Save the code. Then double-click the "starter1" application to
try out the change.</p>
! <p>Now when you change the text in the field and select File->Exit, you'll
see a dialog box that contains the text you put into the field.</p>
<h2>What We've Learned</h2>
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takes its text from the text in a component called "field1." That
happens, of course, to be the only field in our little application.</p>
! <p>Save the code. Then double-click the "starter1.py" application to
try out the change.</p>
! <p>Now when you change the text in the field and select File->About, you'll
see a dialog box that contains the text you put into the field.</p>
<h2>What We've Learned</h2>
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