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Python Python Testing First Steps With Testing Writing and Running Doctests

Posted by paulthomson3
paulthomson3
4,151 Points

I lost dd_games.py. How do I get it back???

I completely screwed up dd_games.py via trying to correct inconsistent use of spaces and tab errors, so I deleted dd_games.py. This turned out to be a huge mistake as there appears to be no way to get it back.

I can go into different workspaces and it's still there, but then I can't do the cd dungeons thing because I'm in a some different workspace.

How can I make the workspace that contains dd_games.py like new again???

paulthomson3
paulthomson3
4,151 Points

Just another attempt at making what the problem is clear:

The Python Testing file should look something like:

dice

.....dice.py

dungeon

.....pycache

.....dd_game.py

rps

.....game.py

.....moves.py

From that list, delete dd_game.py.

Now, after you've deleted it, how do you get it back?

1 Answer

paulthomson3
paulthomson3
4,151 Points
paulthomson3
paulthomson3
4,151 Points

I fixed it. In my previous attempts to fix it, I had created a bunch of other workspaces with the same name, but none of those would come up when I tried to launch the workspace associated with the module.

I went into the workspace thingy (above right from here; see the thing with the <> on it) and deleted all of those. Then I selected a new launch different workspace but with the same name as the one I wanted to fix.

I think I did some sort of renewal too, but now I've forgotten exactly what it was I did at that point. Crap!!!

Anyway, I got dd_game.py back.