My script can't find the file: it fails and says "\\Mobile Device\\My
Documents\\test\\culvertApp.shelf.dat does not exist."
I tried renaming my shelf file from culvertApp.shelf to
culvertApp.shelf.dat -- no joy there.
Could it be because I copied my shelf file from my Windows XP system? I
Ok, Mark, thanks -- I've just about resigned myself to using csv, unless
someone tells me that csv doesn't work right, either!
Ron
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There's a pure python database called kirbybase you could try. If
csv doesn't work I've done a module called listquote that would
work.Regards,Fuzzyhttp://www.voidspace.org.uk/atlantibots/pythonutils.html-Original
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I've been writing a form-filling app in Tkinter. I don't like it much,
honestly -- I am much more comfortable in html. Can you provide any links to
examples/tuts of the tiny http server / browser idea? Desktop is fine, I can
adapt, I think.
I just haven't seen it done on the desktop, but I
OK, I downloaded the file, unzipped it, copied the python folder into the
\Program Files directory on my Axim Pocket PC, clicked on the Setup Registry
shortcut, and the PocketPC said:
"Cannot find 'python' (or one of its components). Make sure the path
and filename are correct and all the
Yep, I was grasping at the illusion of a straw. I didn't realize that
the "new" PocketPC I was issued was ppc2002. I'm not even sure I can even find a
distro with python and Tkinter that runs on that platform.
Thanks anyway,
Ron
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When I run my little server.py in a subdirectory on Windows XP , it knows
where 127.0.0.1:54321/cgi-bin/response.py lives, and the browser receives the
appropriate codes from the response.py script.
However, when I move the script and server.py to the same file structure on
WindowsCE, serve
