Thanks Jim, very much.
I will try to figure out konsole KPart based on your comments and if I be successful, I will put a howto for people like me.
But is there any other option to be able to send commands between programs? In a simple lay-out, is it possible to connect two interpreted language (such as python and tcl) in a way that one runs in other one and recieves its mother commands? It seems there are some connecting layers for some application like expect and pexpect.
I have a simple idea that after embedding tcl console in my PyKDE application, I use python to write a temporary file that contains commands for tcl and then configuring tcl console to read this temporary file regulary (although such configuration is a problem itself!). Is there any more-programmer-style-like solution?
I will try to figure out konsole KPart based on your comments and if I be successful, I will put a howto for people like me.
But is there any other option to be able to send commands between programs? In a simple lay-out, is it possible to connect two interpreted language (such as python and tcl) in a way that one runs in other one and recieves its mother commands? It seems there are some connecting layers for some application like expect and pexpect.
I have a simple idea that after embedding tcl console in my PyKDE application, I use python to write a temporary file that contains commands for tcl and then configuring tcl console to read this temporary file regulary (although such configuration is a problem itself!). Is there any more-programmer-style-like solution?
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