Robert wrote: >Yes. It is an installer for all the Windows components of the windows Package. The script is in
Great. I guess if you want to add the conduit to the mix, I can send along my Inno script once I finish off the conduit (hopefully in a week). >It is using the tools to provide a separate commandline stub, as well as the toolchain for >whatever batchfile/automatic execution are already in use. ... >The Desktop bypasses it and just calls the python script directly, since the Windows API is >[still] deficient in regards to killing a process. The Microsoft API only allows proper killing Does this mean the Desktop is actually using none of Dirk's stuff? I.e. if I have the Desktop installed, can I delete everything (the exe's and dll's I mentioned earlier) except the desktop exe (and resources) and the pyplucker stuff? If this is the case, then perhaps there is no need for Dirk's stuff anymore (other than to support those using the command line versions)? >The Microsoft API only allows proper killing >of a process by sending a close event to a window, and a windowless application obviously has >no windows. Hmm, I thought there was something in CreateThread that would allow the thread owner to kill it. I guess you would have to spawn 2 processes then instead of 1. Bill _______________________________________________ plucker-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-dev
