Awesome. Thank you for all the time you've put into this.
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I'm not sure how to fix your problem though. AFAIK I always thought that
the #! /usr/bin/env pythonw was for use by the shell on unix systems to
determine what interpreter to use. I don't think that is a platform
independent function. Perhaps there is some functionality where you can
change the ou
Thanks for the work!
> I've finally gotten irritated enough to fix some of the problems with the
> last version of IdleCE. I disabled coloring triple quotes because the
> solution I came up with was mind-numbingly slow on large docs, and still
> didn't work in all cases. I also fixed problems bl
One possibility might be to set up a local website and have the pocketPCs
communicate . Using windows I get internet access on my pda when its
connected through usb. On the other hand, I'm not sure if you can have
multiple computers connected via one irda port.
I don't want to pretend to know what
I had similar difficulties actually. Perhaps I'm just not using Tkinter
right but I just get a no module named Tkinter. I unziped the
Tkinter-Files into the toplevel directory on my PDA just after installing
the latest PythonCE.
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I'm new too. However, as far as I understand the console for CE was
removed in recent version. I haven't really worked with user input in
pythonCE but perhaps you can use a gui textinput as suggested in a
previous post.
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> If you know the function I am t
Would that allow us to gain enough functionality to allow syncing
appointments and emails without Outlook? Since it is a big issue with
SunBird and other Free Software calendering projects, I think it would be
a big boost to the projects popularity if we can get COM access. I wish I
could contribut
Great! Thanks you for your efforts.
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I'm not sure if it would be possible to get this working with python
though. I don't know the details as to how it works.
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