I'm a beginning pygamer trying to upgrade a text game I wrote to a gui game.
animals = {dog: "Dog" 4 "Bone",
cat: "Cat" 4 "Yarn",
parrot: "Parrot" 2 "Bell"}
pet = animals[dog].split()
pet.append(pygame.image.load('//home/me/Desktop/Python/'+pet[0]+'.png')
If I were to input the above code and try to run it I get:
pygame.error: Couldn't open //home/me/Desktop/Python/"Dog".png
How do I use a string variable from a list to load a file without getting quotes added to the file name?
Just replace "
in pet[0]
with an empty string.
pet.append(pygame.image.load('//home/me/Desktop/Python/'+pet[0].replace('"', "")+'.png')
Example:
>>> animals = {'dog': '"Dog" 4 "Bone"',
'cat': '"Cat" 4 "Yarn"',
'parrot': '"Parrot" 2 "Bell"'}
>>> pet = animals['dog'].split()
>>> '//home/me/Desktop/Python/'+pet[0].replace('"', "")+'.png'
'//home/me/Desktop/Python/Dog.png'