Re: [Tutor] Tutor Digest, Vol 40, Issue 54

"Che M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in >>And you can build installers that will install python if its not >>already there and then add your script. There are few cases >>where you really need an exe file. IMHO. > > Though, yes, you never need to, perhaps you might *want* to, for > reasons of > "ma

Re: [Tutor] pyhook for Linux

"Flaper87" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > Does anyone knows an equivalence of pyhook for linux? Nope. > I need to catch the events of the mose (even the simple movement, or > when it > focus an icon on Desktop), and the events of the keyboard. I think you need to look at the basic X windows even

Re: [Tutor] ongoing saga

Luke Paireepinart wrote: > I was under the impression that managers e-mailed their workteams if > they needed to talk to groups of people. indivigual messages. many offices have teams working on customer service or some group task where a leader needs to address the team, NOW, and often in thes

Re: [Tutor] Hi,every one

On 6/23/07, Yang Yang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 1.what is the best book for python study. Try "Byte of Python" http://byteofpython.info/ > > 2.what's is the better IDE for python > Start off with IDLE, which comes with the Python installer. Go through this IDLE tutorial, http://hkn.eecs

Re: [Tutor] ongoing saga

I jujst mounted it in my code website so I can d emo it over the web- using exactly the same script in a FreeBSD server as my windows 2000 laptop is using- and it works. The control station form: http://www.tinylist.org/podium.html The user's end view: http://www.tinylist.org/frametest.html --

Re: [Tutor] Tutor Digest, Vol 40, Issue 54

Che M wrote: > regarding making an executable file from a python file, Alan Gauld said: > > >> Assuming you are on Windows you can use py2exe but >> its non trivial to use. (Not hard, just not trivial) >> >> But first ask why you need to. >> I've been using Python for over 10 years now and never

Re: [Tutor] ongoing saga

Kirk Bailey wrote: > well now. I had a new idea, a product to let managers communicate to > workteramss in offices- sends messages to groups of people. > > My approach is valuable because iit is so simple, and does not requirte the > opeininig of new ports in the fireewwall of a site- it opperates

[Tutor] ongoing saga

well now. I had a new idea, a product to let managers communicate to workteramss in offices- sends messages to groups of people. My approach is valuable because iit is so simple, and does not requirte the opeininig of new ports in the fireewwall of a site- it opperates through port 80, the http p

Re: [Tutor] Tutor Digest, Vol 40, Issue 54

regarding making an executable file from a python file, Alan Gauld said: >Assuming you are on Windows you can use py2exe but >its non trivial to use. (Not hard, just not trivial) > >But first ask why you need to. >I've been using Python for over 10 years now and never once needed >to do this. (I d

[Tutor] pyhook for Linux

Hi! Does anyone knows an equivalence of pyhook for linux? I need to catch the events of the mose (even the simple movement, or when it focus an icon on Desktop), and the events of the keyboard. Thank's -- Flavio Percoco Premoli, A.K.A. [Flaper87] http://www.flaper87.com Usuario Linux registrad

[Tutor] SPE - Stani's Python Editor ?

Hi Dick I read your post and wonder if you could mail me a copy of SPE for Python 2.5 //SPE-0.8.3.c.win32-py2.5.exe I'd be most grateful as I've just switched from Python 2.3 to 2.5 and miss Stani's lovely editor. Cheers Frank Frank Burden 548 Canning Street Carlton North VIC 3054 Austral

Re: [Tutor] Catch event's on my computer

"Flaper87" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > I mean, i need to catch every movement of the pointer, what its > position is > everything. I've read that i can do that using my native system API, > and > also pygame. I don't know about pyGame but certainly the OS API should allow it. What OS/GUI are yo