Frank Günther wrote: > I've automated a console application using win32pipe.popen2 by capturing the > output stream and writing the input stream. So far it works fine but the > console application uses Kbhit() from conio.h in some cases. Is there a > possibility to fill the keyboard buffer and emulate a keystroke for the > process opened by win32pipe? > Win32api.SendMessage can't be used because there is no window for the > console application. The user keystrokes are captured by my wx-application > that automates the console application but I don't know how to forward the > keystroke to Kbhit.
Not at all my area, I'm afraid, but I have thought about it a bit. Console windows do have a window handle (which you can get hold of via the win32console functions) so there *might* be a way of sending keys to it, but I'm not at all sure of the interactions between the Windows messaging and c-lib things like kbhit. This is really pexpect territory which doesn't seem to be available under Windows (unless you're prepared to try Cygwin which I can never bring myself to like). TJG _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
