On samedi 20 octobre 2007, Christopher Fairbairn wrote: > I typically develop on my desktop PC and transfer the scripts for > testing to the PDA. Many of my scripts are usable on both platforms > so I find it easier to test and debug on my desktop before > transferring to the PDA. > > Sometimes I use the remote-console project available from http:// > ctypes-stuff.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/wince/remote-console/ to avoid > the manual download step. Basically this allows you to run a script > on your desktop (console.py) and it will give you the main PythonCE > interpreter interface on your desktop PCs terminal window, executing > the code directly on your PDA etc. It's useful for debugging small > snippets of code. > > A range of tools that allow you to create programs directly on your > PDA are listed on the PythonCE wiki at http:// > pythonce.sourceforge.net/Wikka/Tools
I'll have a look at the wiki (I didn't it see before). > The existing versions available for download from the Sourceforge > downloads page (especially the python-smartphone release) should work > on any Pocket PC 2003 or above device (i.e. 2003, 2003 Second > Edition, Windows Mobile 5.0 or Windows Mobile 6 based). It should > also work on Smartphone devices running a similar range of operating > systems (in case you didn't know, Microsoft has two slightly > different variants of it's PDA OS, one for Pocket PC PDAs, and > another for Smartphone devices which lack a touch-screen). I'm only interested in simple PDE... > From my experience it is becoming harder to find devices with > physical RS232 serial ports. Bluetooth seems to be much more > universally available these days if using a bluetooth dongle or > adapter for your display unit is an option. I was afraid by this answer... The problem with bluetooth and other wireless solutions is they need more power, reducing time between charging. What about USB master? I read that ACER n30 has such bus. Are there other PDA having one? Is it possible to access it from PythonCE? > Hope this helps, Yes, thank you very much :o) -- Frédéric http://www.gbiloba.org _______________________________________________ PythonCE mailing list PythonCE@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythonce
