Thanks Alexandre and all for the help. The os.StartFile and os.systema are
exactly what I needed, specially since systema takes arguments.
Thanks so much.
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Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2008 13:29:25 +0200
From: Alexandre Delattre <[EMAI
Hi pythonce experts,
[Igor Kaplan]
Would like to ask for the suggestion, is there any way to execute the
external process from pythonce code? There is the os.exec* functions,
however as I understand, they will terminate the current python process and
run the external application. I would need
Hi Alexandre,
Thanks a lot for your suggestion, it worked, so now moving to the
beginning and to the end of the edit control works perfectly fine.
Ppygui is being such a wonderful library, just love it!
Many thanks and all the best.
Igor.
From: Alexandre Delattre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sub
, August 14, 2008 7:41 AM
To: Igor Kaplan
Cc: pythonce@python.org
Subject: Re: [PythonCE] Programaticly moving cursor in multi-line edit
control
The way to preserve linebreaks is tp replace "\n" with "\r\n"
so: self.text_entry.text = fl.read().replace("\n","\r\n
Hi Alexandre,
Thanks a lot for your reply. I'll try to attach the source file to this
message, however not sure if this mailing list allows attachments, so I have
uploaded it also to my ftp side:
ftp://ftp.uliy.com/pub/python/te.py
I tried to run this file on the smartphone and on PocketPc, t
Hello,
I would like to ask a little advice. Already several days I am trying to
figure out the following problem using ppygui: How to move the cursor in the
edit field to the top of that field.
In my code I create the frame and then Edit control:
Self.text_entry = gui.Edit(multiline=True)
Hello! Could someone please tell me if it is pocible to install pythonce on
the windows smartphone?
Thanks so much. Igor
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