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PunchClock A text-based time-logging program that acts much like a punchclock (or timeclock, which ever name you prefer). It asks you to name a project (which it will create a log file if one does not exist), ask if you want to compute the total hours for the current log, and then start timing. It won't stop until you tell it to, even if it crashes. If it does and you start the program again, it will pick up from the last start time.

TTT A text-based tic-tac-toe program. For inputting your move, just use the numeric keypad; the layout is just like a tic-tac-toe grid. It will log your last game and the AI at the highest level is unbeatable.




Scripts

Strptime My Python implementation of strptime. The most up-to-date version of strptime will always be in the Python distribution (starting with Python 2.3). The Python Cookbook will usually also have the most up-to-date version (it can be found here).

codecount.py Counts the number of lines of code in a directory. Also counts the number of lines of doc strings.

Module Index Creates a module index page according to the global module index at python.org. It creates a table that links to the document page for every module, lists any specific platforms it runs on, and the one-line description that shows up on every module's documentation page.

morsecode.py A text-based script that can convert text to Morse code and vice-versa. If it is run under Windows you can also play the Morse code through your PC speakers.




Last Edit: 2001-09-02