Nicholas wrote:
I'm sorry John, but I didn't understand what you mean with
win.window.handle... There is such a object like this on native python ?
The following code snippet creates a gtk.Invisible() window, realizes
it, and then obtains its native handle:
>>> import gtk
>>> invisible = gtk.Invisible()
>>> invisible.realize()
>>> native_handle = invisible.window.handle
native_handle is what you hopefully can pass to the twain routines to
get them to work. The invisible window needs to exist for as long as
the scanner is in use, probably for the length of the program's
execution. You'll need to have a main loop running in order for twain
to work.
If you're new to pygtk, you may want to go through the tutorial and look
at some examples to learn how pygtk works.
Cheers,
John
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