python/tutorial1.py at master · dillonko/python · GitHub

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#tutorial1.py

def tut():
	print("Welcome to the tutorial, In this tutorial I will show you how broadcast and \nrecieve information from servers.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("First off we need to connect to a server.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("But we don't have a server module.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("So what we're going to do is go into the modules folder and copy the \nbroadServer.py module into our main folder from the modules/dev folder.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Now we're ready.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Open another instance of .shell and type the following.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("\trunProg(\"broadServer.py\")")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("This will open a broadcast server")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("There are several types of servers for you to connect to,\nfor a list look at the readme file.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("The broadcast server will ask you first for a Host.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Type in 'localhost'")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Next it will ask for a port, for this tutorial lets use 50123")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Type '50123'")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("It will then ask you what data you want to send.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Since this is only a basic broadcast server, you can only send one line of data.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("For the tutorial just type 'Hello, World!'")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("You can type anything you want though later on when broadcasting.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Next it will ask you for the amount of time you want to send the data for.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("You should enter the time in seconds, it will send 1 packet of data / second")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("For the tutorial, type '300'")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("After pressing return, you should be seeing your data sending.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("You are now braodcasting data.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("The data is being sent by default on port 50123 within your localhost domain")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("The next this to do is recieve the data.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("To do this you need to open your client.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("The easiest way to do it is to open another instance of the shell")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Then you need to type runProg(\"client.py\")")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Oh, that's odd, you got an error.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Remember how we had to copy the broadServer.py module before?")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("We have to do the same with all the modules that we want to use.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("So go ahead and copy the client.py module into your main folder.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Now try again. Type runProg(\"client.py\")")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("It will then ask you for a Host")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("You need to enter which host is sending the data.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("We know we want to connect to localhost")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("So we need to type 'localhost'")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("It will now ask us which port we want.")
	print("You need to enter the port that the host is sending the data over.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("We know the port our host is sending data over is 50123")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("So we need to type '50123'")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Now it will ask us for a time.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("If you enter 5 it will wait for a packet to be sent through the same port and \nhost and then recieve 5 packets.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Now we should see the message broadcasted by our server being recieved in the \nclient.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Once the Broadcast Server has finished broadcasting, it will return to the \nshell.")
	cont = raw_input("")
	print("Once the client has finished recieving data, it will return to the shell.")
	print("Look at the readme for more information.")

tut()