Mark Norley wrote:
Thanks for the advice everyone. I've managed to get my VB GUI talking
to a simple "Hello World!" Python COM server (there was a quickstart
help page in the pywin32 package that I hadn't spotted).
As I understand it, you can call VB stuff from within IronPython and
vise-ve
Thanks for the advice everyone. I've managed to get my VB GUI talking to a
simple "Hello World!" Python COM server (there was a quickstart help page in
the pywin32 package that I hadn't spotted).
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 3:06 AM, Vernon Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> E, ummm, (cough)...
>
E, ummm, (cough)...
Wouldn't it be a lot easier to write the GUI in python (perhaps using
wxpython?) and simply import and call the (other) python script? Writing
text to a notebook page is quite trivial compared to interprocess
communications.
I can make a sample if you are interested.
--
Ve
Mark Norley wrote:
Thanks Tim. Where would I go to find out about setting up my Python
script as a COM server? (A "for dummies" level of instruction is what
I'd be looking for :-)
There have been a number of posts on this mailing list in the last
couple of months on this topic. Plus, if you
Thanks Tim. Where would I go to find out about setting up my Python script
as a COM server? (A "for dummies" level of instruction is what I'd be
looking for :-)
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 7:28 PM, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Norley wrote:
>
>>
>> I've got a Python script that outp
Mark Norley wrote:
I've got a Python script that outputs a large text file of data and
I've recently made a simple GUI for it in Visual Basic (2008). While
it's simple enough to launch the Python script and pass it command
line parameters from VB using Shell(python etc), I'm wondering how to
