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def putBlock(block):

    if (type(block)!=list):
          print ("Error: Not a list")
          return
    else:
          print ("List Detected")
   
   
    label=block[0]
    p=[]
    for coord in block[1:]:
          p.append(coord)

    color=fetchColor(label)

    turtle.begin_fill()
    turtle.fillcolor(color)
    turtle.penup()
   
    k=p[0]
   
   
   
    turtle.setpos(k[0],k[1])
    turtle.pendown()
    for i in range(0,len(p)):
          k=p[i]
         
          if (type(k)!=tuple):
              print ("Error: Not a Tuple")
              return
          else:
              print ("Tuple Detected") 
             
          turtle.setpos(k[0],k[1])
    k=p[0]         
    turtle.setpos(k[0],k[1])       
   
   
    turtle.end_fill()
    turtle.penup()

    return

Quote (carteblanche @ Oct 25 2012 08:24pm)

Looks like a list of coordinates for turtle graphics.

Quote (carteblanche @ Oct 25 2012 07:24pm)

Looks like a list of coordinates for turtle graphics.

Quote (rockonkenshin @ Oct 25 2012 07:59pm)

This, but without the calling method or some other code it's hard to tell.

Quote (Shamx @ Oct 26 2012 12:08am)

thank you guys I figured it out :D  it was so hard and then so simple -.-

Quote (irimi @ Oct 25 2012 10:35pm)

the input it seems to expect is that the first element of the list is a list of properties, while the remainder of the list is just a bunch of coordinates

Quote (rockonkenshin @ Oct 26 2012 06:50am)

Welcome to programming



I noticed that after I posted. Seems like really bad design and the list should probably be broken out into a better data structure.