On 11/25/05, Fredrik Lundh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "metiu" wrote:
>
> > you have a compression utility that works as a standard *nix filter, so
> > it takes something from stdin and gives it back compressed to stdout
> > you like to use it as such, because it's nice to call it from the
> > com
I like it! Thanks!
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"metiu" wrote:
> you have a compression utility that works as a standard *nix filter, so
> it takes something from stdin and gives it back compressed to stdout
> you like to use it as such, because it's nice to call it from the
> command line
>
> now someone finds your utility quite nice, and says
Yes, I'll try to give you an example:
you have a compression utility that works as a standard *nix filter, so
it takes something from stdin and gives it back compressed to stdout
you like to use it as such, because it's nice to call it from the
command line
now someone finds your utility quite nic
metiu wrote:
> Say I have a console app that does something in three steps:
> - opens a file
> - transfers the file through a serial port
> - does some elaborations
>
> and I want to build a GUI around it that, for example, sets the file
> name to open or starts the different steps.
>
> I started
metiu wrote:
> Say I have a console app that does something in three steps:
> - opens a file
> - transfers the file through a serial port
> - does some elaborations
>
> and I want to build a GUI around it that, for example, sets the file
> name to open or starts the different steps.
>
> I started
Say I have a console app that does something in three steps:
- opens a file
- transfers the file through a serial port
- does some elaborations
and I want to build a GUI around it that, for example, sets the file
name to open or starts the different steps.
I started using wxPython (actually boa-c
