Guys, I'll try to be as exact as I can be with my question, but it may end up being pretty broad. (I'm also relatively new to python, please go easy on my code although suggestions are of course welcome.)
The issue I'm running into: When a user connects to the TCP server, they are displayed a welcome menu of things they can do. I'm simply catching the 'data' in an if statement to determine which menu item was picked. The problem is that some of the menu items require further input. I've had to use a series of bools to determine if a certain menu option was previously picked that will then directly send the data into the function / class. Is there an easier way to go about this? My current method seems a bit backwards and over complicated. I'm thinking I missed something in the documentation. Anyway, here's the code: https://infotomb.com/q4293 // Pass: twisted (it was part of a challenge, so to speak, don't take too much out of context) You can see I had trouble with next() and dh(). I'm now trying to move this TCP 'framework' over to another project (the above was already submitted), and I'm still running into the same issues. Thoughts? -A
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