long delay on reply due to pc death.
i made a simple gui that picked paragraphs from a file with wxpython.
using py2exe i bundled the program then packaged it with INNO install.
it was 3megs. now its about 4 megs after a revision.
I give you the source if you want. it uses python 241 and the
30meg for wx ?
mine is under 3meg, compressed
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why not validate then put cursor back into that field until satisfied.
might use the lost focus (cant remember exact name right now)
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import tempfile
works under windows and linux
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what about trying cx_freeze
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just read the ne stuuf. i went to DIP right after work anf found in
nice intro to unittest. not to bad (i thinK) now that I can see it work)
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when i am roughing out my functions and classes i out a pass statement
as my first line just as a place holder and a convenient place to put a
break when i am testing. no other good reason.
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I want to use OPTIONS as a global var.
In this particular case I am trying to set a global debug constant so I
can have some debug logging happen when my program is run with a
-debug option.
what will actuall end up in OPTIONS is OPTIONS.debug = True as i am
using optparse module.
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how would i use the following if OPTIONS was in a module ?
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from optparse import OptionParser
usage = usage: %prog [options] arg
parser = OptionParser(usage)
parser.add_option(-d, --debug, ction=store_true, dest=verbose)
(OPTIONS = parser.parse_args()
ps
Im not anywhere
ok I'm sorry, I'm not sure what your doing there.
if i have to guess it looks like yo might me modifying the imported
modules dict with another dict.
isn't there a way i can just assign to a var and have it seen no matter
what part of the code is currently executing ?
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it seems that i can import __main__ where i set the global and then
access the var from my local func.
is ther any gotcha's involveld in this ?
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this is what i am using to test with.
my program is not much more involved just longer
and with a GUI.
I did test it and everything works, just wondered if there was
something evil and bad about importing main.
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#global1.py
import global2
import
i have read the book and searched the group too
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im not gettin it.
i want to read a global (OPTIONS) from file1 from a class method
(func1) in file2
i want to understand how this works.
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#file1.py
import
Launching a subprocess without a console window
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/409002
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google for cx_freeze
nevermind, here
http://starship.python.net/crew/atuining/cx_Freeze/
linux and windows
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if you have pywin32 then check out a download from MS download called
script-o-matic2.
it will write some boilerplate code that is usefull for killing
processes.
its wmi based but works nicely. i have a script that i run on my home
computer if you want a sample.
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i use this to open/close netscape as it also doesnt like to close all
the time. its a WMI script but easiely edited.
check out script-o-matic from ms-downloads , it outputs python code as
well as others.
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