If you need a QByteArray have you tried just:
bArray = QByteArray()
bArray.append("hello")
On Jul 5, 2012, at 9:24 PM, Jay Goodman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've done some google-ing and haven't seen a lot of discussion on this. I
> was wondering if anyone has done any substantial playing, or fighting, with
> the QProcess in PyQt4. I found this to be better suited for spawning
> processes from Qt UI's as opposed to Subprocess--although Subprocess works
> too, but suffers from its own (and some of the same) issues. I'm rather left
> with an uneasy feeling of managing, and interacting, with console processes
> from Python.
>
> I'm running a console process that can be terminated with a Ctrl-C or
> Ctrl-Break input. The only way I see to do that with the QProcess is with
> the writeData method, which would take a byteArray, but I am not even sure if
> that would work? I can find Hex values for these keys within the QT enums,
> but I'm not incredibly keen on Hex to Byte Array conversions.
>
> The other though I had was to use the win32api:
> win32api.GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent(CTRL_BREAK_EVENT, _processId)
> This seems like a good way to handle it, but I find an error of "Invalid
> Process Handle". I also get this error when I attempt this with
> Subprocess--could it be a translation issue between python and win32? I've
> done a breakpoint on this and the process id is an integer and not zero. I
> don't have a ton of experience with subprocess so I may be doing something
> entirely wrong here, so any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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