Re: [PythonCE] General questions

> I guess this is true while the app is running, but as soon as I close it, > I will get the dialog again next time I run it? Nope, it's a system-wide setting, this may be problematic if different apps have to connect differents devices, but in your case this will always connect to your panoramic

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

Le 7/1/2008, "Alexandre Delattre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit: >> Is it possible to use this syntax: >> >>s = Serial(5) >> >>(0 = COM1, so 5 = COM6) ? > >I don't think you can with the current ceserial, but you can always do >something like this: > >if isinstance(port, int): >port = "COM

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

> Is it possible to use this syntax: > >s = Serial(5) > >(0 = COM1, so 5 = COM6) ? I don't think you can with the current ceserial, but you can always do something like this: if isinstance(port, int): port = "COM%i:" %port elif insinstance(port, str): if not port.endswith(":"):

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

Le 3/1/2008, "Alexandre Delattre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit: >Hi Fredéric and happy new year to all :) Thanks! Meilleurs vouex à toi également ! >I've used only ceserial with bluetooth in little projects like winamp/bmpx >remote controller, and a sms sender via a bluetooth phone, >and so far

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

Hi Fredéric and happy new year to all :) > I found a little bluetooth/serial module for my panoramic head project: >http://www.adeunis-rf.com/list_produits.php?lng=FR&gid=6&pid=ARF32+Data > > Do you think the com will

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

On dimanche 21 octobre 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > As far as I know, communications with PythonCE can be made : > >   - by serial port, using the port of pyserial, ceserial   > (http://www.problemboard.com/dl/ceserial.zip), this works for real   > serial port and bluetooth serial port profile

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

On lundi 22 octobre 2007, Luke Dunstan wrote: > >Yes, my idea was to use a FTDI chip. But I'm afraid I don't have the > >knowledge to develop a driver undre WindowsCE... > > Look again at the linked FTDI page: they already provide a Windows CE > driver. Great! Thanks. -- Frédéric http://

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

From: Frédéric Mantegazza<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: pythonce@python.org Subject: Re: [PythonCE] General questions Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2007 16:55:18 +0200 On dimanche 21 octobre 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If you want to stick with USB, I think you should try to create a > virtual

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

On dimanche 21 octobre 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > by USB Master, I guess you mean USB Host Yes. > some Acer models like my n321 have this feature so you can plug an usb > stick or hard disk to access data. > > As far as I know, communications with PythonCE can be made : > > - by network

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

Hi, by USB Master, I guess you mean USB Host, some Acer models like my n321 have this feature so you can plug an usb stick or hard disk to access data. As far as I know, communications with PythonCE can be made : - by network, using the standard socket module (useful for wifi) - by seria

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

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

Re: [PythonCE] General questions

Hi Frédéric, On 21/10/2007, at 3:56 AM, Frédéric Mantegazza wrote: > 1) My first question is: how do you develop? Do you write python > scripts on > your PC, and then download them to the PocketPC? Is it also > possible to > edit the script on the PcoketPC? Is it possible to download the > s