Phlip: |Proclaimed Randall Hopper from the mountaintops: |> Phlip: | |> | * I took the py-opendx example program 11-supervise_net.py, and replaced |> | the exDXLLoadScript argument "11-supervise_net.net" with Kozmik.net. | |> See the simple 11-supervise_net.net network that 11-supervise_net.py loads. | |Uh, okay. | |> It does this. Note the DXLInput modules labeled "supervisewin_parent" and |> "supervisewin_depth" that are set from the Python script using |> DXLSetInteger. | |My brute-force attempt to find those strings in the documentation |failed. Any tips where they are described?
Those are my labels for these modules ;-), so you won't find them in the docs. They're both "DXLInput" modules. See the User's Reference manual for details, but basically DXLInput and DXLInputNamed give you an easy way to push parameters from an external program into a network that's been loaded into dxexec. [[ Note that you can also use Context-Sensitive help inside dx for module reference documentation; select it, and then just click on the module ]] You should probably read through Chapter 16 (DXLink Developer's Toolkit) in the Programmer's Guide, and try out the described examples in the dxlink subdirectory of the dxsamples distribution. -- Randall Hopper (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) Lockheed Martin Operation Support EPA Scientific Visualization Center US EPA MD/24 ERC-1A; RTP, NC 27711
