I'm not decided on a license yet. I'm all for permissive licenses, but we can decide later anyways. ANTLR is not public domain, it's BSD. I think the advantage of CyberMistress was the simplicity of its language. Most people that write scripts are not programmers, so I think Kenneth was on the right...

Running this on Mac OS X, receive this error: Traceback (most recent call last):  File "punishments.py", line 2, in <module>    import configparser  File "/punishments/configparser.py", line 131, in <module>    from ordereddict import OrderedDict as _default_dictImportError: No ...

Hmmm, maybe I will. It's very simple now, but if someone wants to improve it that would be great. I'm thinking an interesting idea would be to automatically detect preferences using neural networks. This would probably require the slave to rate their "enjoyment" of several punishments befo...

Oh, I see why you were getting that error. I have fixed it now; it should be fine for future downloads.

Thank you. I will probably not be updating it, however, since it is just a tech demo.

Hmmm... Could you please post the error outputs?

Oh yes, I forgot to mention. You need Python 2.7, not 3.x. I'm guessing that is the source of the problem.

Uninstalling and installing Python 2.7 should fix it.

Oh, by the way, I would be careful with the punishments that require hanging bottles of water from your testicles. This could be dangerous, especially considering their mass (~2kg for a 2L bottle of water).

Hello, I have a little technical demo for y'all. I wrote a little program that chooses the most appropriate punishments for you based on your preferences. For now, there are only 24 punishments (taken from CyberMistress Donatella), but more can be added easily. I may implement this into the CyberMis...

Don't want to turn this in to much of a discussion about GUI-Frameworks. ;-) But could you do something in wxPython like the animated timer widget in the flash teases? Or change the look of buttons etc. to something different, that better fits into webteases? I was under the impression, it was most...

Oh no, I'm using WxWidgets through a Python implementation, WxPython. Yes, C and C++ are definitely not pleasant for writing interfaces (or anything else, for that matter).

I don't particularly like Java, though. Python is much better in my opinion.

Actually, writing scripts would be a great help, especially the default script. I plan on making an all new one, since the old seems to not be open source. Basically, the majority of the work in writing the default script would involve making a list of punishments and assignments, in the same format...

It's still in a very early stage; I'm just struggling with the GUI currently. The runtime and parsing is very easy to do. Essentially, I set up a recursive structure that reads blocks in routines as follows:  #!/usr/bin/env pythonimport ConfigParserimport sysimport time config = ConfigParser.RawConf...

Yes, definitely. That was my intention. Also, using Python would allow it to run on all major operating systems, and possibly the web.

I have also found some Creative Commons-licensed images to use for a default script.