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To learn Python, I'm adapting a board game to a
network based games with server and clients. It took a while, but with a little
help, I've learned about wxPython, wxglade, SPE so that I now have a prototype
GUI up and running.
Now to get the network part up and running... The
network will be sending commands, responses, and random queries.
I'm thinking about 3 approaches, but rather
than beat my head against the wall, I was hoping to find out if any of
these are workable:
1) use sockets lib. Do socket send/recv generate
any kind of event with an event id that can used with the wxPython window
events? That is, I want to just sit and receive events such as OnPaint,
OnButton, in the same loop as I receive "OnReceiveSocket" (or whatever it might
be called).
2) create a separate thread which does a select
then sends a wxPython compatible event which can be intermixed with OnPaint, etc
(similar to option 1)
3) use SocketServer. I noticed the
SocketServer class refers to "request handler class" and "handle"
functions. Do these generate any events which are wxPython
compatible
You probably noticed I'm a little confused about
what a wxPython compatible event is. I'm not sure if these events and their
event handling are part of Python or something added by and unique to
wxPython.
Thanks, Mike
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