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Am Mittwoch, 18. Februar 2004 20:53 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> > Sounds like you're seeking some kind of IPC... depending on your
> > environment, you probably want to look into something like CORBA, COM,
> > or KDE's DCOP. If you are writing all ap
I heard [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I am interested in creating a free version of the windoze program
> typeitin. It lets you generate an arbitrary number of buttoms, each
> corresponding to an appropriate phrase. For example, you might have
> To:, From:, password and so on. You focus on the targ
> Sounds like you're seeking some kind of IPC... depending on your
> environment, you probably want to look into something like CORBA, COM,
> or KDE's DCOP. If you are writing all applications, sockets should
> work. Otherwise, it would get complicated rather quickly as you'd have
> to interface w
Come to think about it, you could also try working with QProcess... it all
depends on the app, though.
Eron
On Tuesday 17 February 2004 10:44 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> Suppose you have a simple pyqt window with two buttons: button 1 prints
> >> the message "message 1" to stdout. button
Sounds like you're seeking some kind of IPC... depending on your environment,
you probably want to look into something like CORBA, COM, or KDE's DCOP. If
you are writing all applications, sockets should work. Otherwise, it would
get complicated rather quickly as you'd have to interface with a to
>> Suppose you have a simple pyqt window with two buttons: button 1 prints
>> the message "message 1" to stdout. button 2 prints the message
>> "message 2" to stdout.
>>
>> Ok, open two apps, say xedit and konqueror and direct konqueror to a
>> form.
>> In a third window, start your pyqt app. How
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Am Dienstag, 17. Februar 2004 15:22 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Suppose you have a simple pyqt window with two buttons: button 1 prints
> the message "message 1" to stdout. button 2 prints the message "message
> 2" to stdout.
>
> Ok, open two apps, s
Suppose you have a simple pyqt window with two buttons: button 1 prints
the message "message 1" to stdout. button 2 prints the message "message
2" to stdout.
Ok, open two apps, say xedit and konqueror and direct konqueror to a form.
In a third window, start your pyqt app. How do you cause the ac
