Tony Cappellini wrote:
> That would be ideal- but I'm using 2.4 now, and the people using the app
> would also have to upgrade to 2.5.
> I don't like upgrading unless there's a pressing need.
subprocess was added in Python 2.4. Older Python versions have similar
functionality in os.popen* and po
That would be ideal- but I'm using 2.4 now, and the people using the app
would also have to upgrade to 2.5.
I don't like upgrading unless there's a pressing need.
On 1/30/07, Danny Yoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The author of the cmd line app suggested I temporarily replace
> sys.stdout'with
> The author of the cmd line app suggested I temporarily replace
> sys.stdout'with a file descriptor class that can write directly to the
> gui'. The author is now out of communications for a few weeks, so I
> can't elaborate.
It sounds like the subprocess module might be very useful here:
"Tony Cappellini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> The author of the cmd line app suggested I temporarily replace
> sys.stdout'with a file descriptor class that can write directly to
> the
> gui'.
I'm not sure that would be such a great idea since the
command line tool knows nothing about the GUI -
got it -thanks
On 1/30/07, Luke Paireepinart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tony Cappellini wrote:
>
> I'm writing a python gui app that will call a python cmd line app. The
> gui will take users input, pass it to the cmd line app, then display
> the cmd app program output. The idea is to give user
Tony Cappellini wrote:
>
> I'm writing a python gui app that will call a python cmd line app. The
> gui will take users input, pass it to the cmd line app, then display
> the cmd app program output. The idea is to give users who aren't
> comfortable with the cmd line a way to run the program, wi
I'm writing a python gui app that will call a python cmd line app. The gui
will take users input, pass it to the cmd line app, then display the cmd app
program output. The idea is to give users who aren't comfortable with the
cmd line a way to run the program, without having to open a shell window
