Hi,
I would like to interact with the content of an editor (simple single file
editor will do) using Python on OS 10.6. The python script will run in the
background and do stuff (like open pop-up windows etc) based on evaluating
the text entered into the editor.
I am a Python novice, but
If I understand correctly, you want to build an editor with a Python
component, rather than interact with an existing editor. If I'm wrong,
maybe AppleScript/TextEdit is a way to go; maybe someone else will have tips
on how to do that.
In wxPython, the wxStyledTextCtrl is essentially a Scintilla-
On Tue, 28 Sep 2010 22:53:24 +0100, Charles Hartman
wrote:
If I understand correctly, you want to build an editor with a Python
component, rather than interact with an existing editor. If I'm wrong,
maybe AppleScript/TextEdit is a way to go; maybe someone else will have
tips
on how to do
In article ,
"Suresh Krishna" wrote:
> I would still also like to find an AppleScript+TextEdit solution if one
> seems plausible.
appscript (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/appscript/) allows you to control
AppleScriptable applications. Its documentation includes some examples
of scripting Tex
