I'm pretty seasoned in (local) python. I've never made two scripts
work together and I've never used anything quite like the setup you
have here. I'm looking for a basic understanding.
Say, for simplicity, I have a local script and an App Engine script
that multiplies two numbers.
In pseudo-code, the local script looks like this:
import urllib2 # For interface with Google
def send(addone, addtwo) # Functions must be created before they are
called
urllib2.url('myapp.appspot.com?=addone=\'' + addone +
'\'addtwo=\'' + addtwo + '\'') # Send the command
urllib2.WaitForCommand
show = CommandThatIGotFromAppEngine
print 'Answer is', show
def addends()
addendone = raw_input('First number to multiply?'
addendtwo = raw_input('Second number to multiply?'
send(addendone, addendtwo)
while True:
addends()
and the App Engine script looks like this:
Wait for command
FireThisBack = addone + addtwo
FireThisBack.FireItNow()
So... Am I even close?
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