[PyKDE] What little detail am I missing?

[Sundance]

I heard Tina Isaksen said:

> Well, I have been doing that for quite a while actually and can
> pretty much do what I want. And maybe that is the problem... I do
> stuff 'the wrong way'...

Hello Tina,

I'd say there are two important things there:
1) Figuring out just what you're doing wrong;
2) Figuring out WHY it's wrong.

Nothing will get you there but practice and orthogonal thinking.

In particular, once you've got the Python syntax down, you might want to 
look into doing the sort of exercises that the Programming Kata site 
suggests:
http://blogs.pragprog.com/cgi-bin/pragdave.cgi/Practices/Kata

It comes with practice. Don't despair, and by all means, whenever you 
find yourself wondering how you could go about implementing something 
(command line file finder, automated mailed reminders, network 
prober... anything!), sit at your keyboard and do it. That's how you 
improve!

-- S.