There are several ways,
if the python app is fired only once, then maybe command line params and stdout
are enough for communication.
or both applications communicate with network sockets:
Socket one
nim -socket-> python
- python do this
- python do that
Run
socket2:
nim <-socket- python
- nim this was done
- nim update the gui please
Run
you could send line seperated json objects through the network socket, this
would just require readLine() and parseJson() on both sides.
I've choosen two sockets for this proposal, because then socket1 can always
send, and socket2 can always receive (or the other way around).
Please also remember that it does not make a difference who is initiating a tcp
conneciton. So who is the "server" does not matter. It could be nim or python
who is listening.
If you have more concrete questions, don't hesitate to ask.
