Chris Maloof wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to read the output from a WinXP console application using
PythonWin -- that is, I start the application as a child process, and I
want to be able to read the ASCII text in the application's screen.
The child app uses MSDN functions WriteConsoleOutputChar() a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello NG,
I have searched everyweher, and I am not able to find a solution...
basically, I am constructing a GUI with wxPython, in which I have a list.
In this list control, I have some file. I would like to associate (to every
file) its icon (on Windows). I have sear
Hi,
I am trying to use win32gui.SendMessage API (or PostMessage), and
cannot figure out why
it is not working. I would appreciate any help! Simple test script I
am using is included below.
I am using pywin32-203 and python 2.4, on winxp pro sp2.
I am a total newbie to python, so if this is a rea
At 11:49 PM 3/29/2005 -0500, Chris Maloof wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to read the output from a WinXP console application using
PythonWin -- that is, I start the application as a child process, and I
want to be able to read the ASCII text in the application's screen.
I wrote some pipes code to do wa
Well... i figured it out - turns out sending the keystrokes to the top
window of notepad didnt work, but sending them to the Edit child
window of notepad did the trick.
But this brings me to another question, although of a less urgent
manner. i had to send WM_CHAR messages, rather than WM_KEYDOWN/
Daniel F wrote:
> Well... i figured it out - turns out sending the keystrokes to the top
> window of notepad didnt work, but sending them to the Edit child
> window of notepad did the trick.
>
> But this brings me to another question, although of a less urgent
> manner. i had to send WM_CHAR mess
