On 7 mar, 21:07, Joshua J. Kugler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
awalter1 wrote:
Hi,
I have a Python application that runs under HPUX 11.11 (then unix). It
uses threads :
from threading import Thread
# Class Main
class RunComponent(Thread):
My application should run under Linux (red hat
Hi,
I have a Python application that runs under HPUX 11.11 (then unix). It
uses threads :
from threading import Thread
# Class Main
class RunComponent(Thread):
My application should run under Linux (red hat 3 ou 4) and I read that
differences exist between the implementation of threads : on HPUX
Thank you
You're right. a connection was made between destroy and
gtk.main_quit (a bad cut and paste from an old application).
On 27 fév, 17:25, Alan Franzoni
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Il 27 Feb 2007 01:56:33 -0800, awalter1 ha scritto:
But I don't want to quit the application, I need only
Hello,
(environment : python 2.4.2, pyGTK, GTK+ 2.6.9 under HPUX 11.11: unix)
On the instruction self.window.destroy(), I get the following
message :
lookup.py:121: GtkDeprecationWarning: gtk.mainquit is deprecated, use
gtk.main_quit instead
self.window.destroy()
But I don't want to quit the
sys.stdout.flush() helps you.
BTW, I switched from threads to idle_add for pygtk
applications.
awalter1 wrote:
Hello,
I'm developping an application with python, pyGTK and GTK+.
I've performed many tests by using methods as Popen, popen2,
os.system ... to communicate with Unix (HPUX
Hello,
I'm developping an application with python, pyGTK and GTK+.
I've performed many tests by using methods as Popen, popen2,
os.system ... to communicate with Unix (HPUX),
The last attempt is this code written in a thread :
fin,fout = popen2.popen2('ps -def')
line =
Hello
I am using python, pyGTK and GTK+ on HPUX (unix)
In this context, the pygtk documentation about gobject.spawn_async says
: ... you must use a GChildWatch source to be notified about the death
of the child process ...
Does someone know where to find details about GChildWatch ? I didn't
Hello,
My purpose is to supervise (from a python program) the launch of some
other programs (python or non python programs) as : I click on the
button X and the pg X is launched ...
I want also that my supervision be wake up when a pg has exited to
check its status or something like that.
I
about the example: if you run it as is, the parent process will
end before the child process does. Add a call to 'os.wait()' to have it
wait for the child. In your GUI you probably won't want it.
Hope this helps.
awalter1 wrote:
Hi,
I develop a graphical user interface (with pyGTK) where
handler (see the docs for module 'signal').
A note about the example: if you run it as is, the parent process will
end before the child process does. Add a call to 'os.wait()' to have it
wait for the child. In your GUI you probably won't want it.
Hope this helps.
awalter1 wrote:
Hi,
I develop
Hi,
I am using subprocess module, then I do not fork my program.
How use os.wait() in a non blocking mode ?
Thanks
Damjan wrote:
It works when a click on a button launches a program P.
Now, I want that a click on another button launches another program P'
In this case there is only one
Hi,
I develop a graphical user interface (with pyGTK) where a click on a
button shall launch a program P in background. I want to get the end of
this program P but I don't want that my HMI be freezed while P is
running.
I try to use fork examplesI found on the web, but it seems to not run
as
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