Hey there,
i have a program that calls another program to execute on a button
click. Its another pygtk app. And i am using the
os.system('python /home/my/myprogram.py') to bring it up. It comes up
ok, but when i close its window, the program that called it up is locked
up. Um, what could
I have some extension code that uses a gtk.gdk.Pixmap object
(GdkPixmap) passed from the python layer
I'm using pycxx and args[0].ptr() is the PyObject pointer to the
pixmap object.
PyGObject *py_drawable = (PyGObject *)(args[0].ptr());
GdkDrawable *drawable =
Does anyone have experience launching a executeable on a windows box
from within there GTK app?
I made a GUI app with pyGTK that I want to be able to launch a game I've
downloaded from the pygame website when a button is clicked. I was able
to do this on a linux box since the file was a .py
On 2005.11.09 08:18:58 -0600, nephish wrote:
i have a program that calls another program to execute on a button
click. Its another pygtk app. And i am using the
os.system('python /home/my/myprogram.py') to bring it up. It comes up
ok, but when i close its window, the program that called
On 2005.11.09 11:55:32 -0700, Chris Irish wrote:
Does anyone have experience launching a executeable on a windows box
from within there GTK app?
I made a GUI app with pyGTK that I want to be able to launch a game I've
downloaded from the pygame website when a button is clicked. I was able
thanks gents,
i am using linux. and i have been trying to get the spawn command to
work.
in the docs, i dont understand what is ment by args, i dont really have
any args to pass.
i tried like this
os.spawnl(os.P_NOWAIT, '/path/to/program.py')
and it doesnt act like anything is actually
I would like a calendar with the weeks starting with Sunday. I made the
following calendar, but the weeks start on Monday.
self.clndr = gtk.Calendar()
self.clndr.set_display_options(
gtk.CALENDAR_SHOW_HEADING |
gtk.CALENDAR_SHOW_DAY_NAMES |
(~gtk.CALENDAR_NO_MONTH_CHANGE
Hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 09.11.2005, 13:25 -0600 schrieb nephish:
thanks gents,
i am using linux. and i have been trying to get the spawn command to
work.
in the docs, i dont understand what is ment by args, i dont really have
any args to pass.
Most programs expect their own full path as the
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Thanks Danny,
i took notes from your messages, and i will test them when i get into
the office tomorrow.
i hadn't used the in the os.system line. i guess it works kinda like
the bash ? (although, i am even less familliar with that)
So, i will try out your suggestions in the morning, and let you
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nephish wrote:
Hey there,
i have a program that calls another program to execute on a button
click. Its another pygtk app. And i am using the
os.system('python /home/my/myprogram.py') to bring it up. It comes up
ok, but when i close its window, the program that called it up is locked
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