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Brad Clements wrote:
> On 12 Dec 2004 at 11:02, Bryan Siegfried wrote:
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>>I have seen people go both ways on python compatibility with xscale.
>>Are other people running it on their Xscale processors,a nd
>>specifically, their Axims?
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> When you say "both ways" what exactly do you mean?
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> A
I think the most difficult part of your python application will be the gui.
It would be great if venster ran on Windows CE, but venster requires ctypes and
I don't see
any way of making ctypes work there.
Win32gui was modified some time ago to add support for dynamic dialogs. That
is, windows
There is a pythonCE version of apache which will run as localhost.
Normally winCE has no concept of localhost - so this is your best bet. I
don't have the URL, but google should find it.
For testing on the desktop Xitami is a great server to use as localhost.
You'll then be programming CGIs to
Voidspace wrote:
There is a pythonCE version of apache which will run as localhost.
Normally winCE has no concept of localhost - so this is your best bet.
I don't have the URL, but google should find it.
For testing on the desktop Xitami is a great server to use as
localhost. You'll then be pro
On 13 Dec 2004 at 16:41, Voidspace wrote:
> You can't
> use these with winCE because it doesn't have the normal loopback address -
> this means you *probably* have to use apache, which makes it a bit of a
> heavier distribution.
Uh, how does PIE talk to a local apache without using a loopback add
This is the url for apacheCE
http://www.rainer-keuchel.de/wince/apache-ce.html
I may well be wrong about pocket PC not working with localhost. I was
sure I'd read it before - so hadn't experimented - certainly the apache
page shows apache using the loopback address. I'd assumed it was a hack.
I'
I've been writing a form-filling app in Tkinter. I don't like it much,
honestly -- I am much more comfortable in html. Can you provide any links to
examples/tuts of the tiny http server / browser idea? Desktop is fine, I can
adapt, I think.
I just haven't seen it done on the desktop, but I
"Brad Clements" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think the most difficult part of your python application will be the gui.
Although there are no binaries or easy installers - I stumbled upon this:
http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/wiki.pl?Developers_Notebook/WxWinCECompiling
Now this is the cue for some in
Mark Eichin wrote:
When I first got python installed under wince, I fired up the
interpreter, did an import SimpleHTTPServer, ran serve_forever(), then
fired up Pocket IE, and hit localhost - and was talking to python.
So, as far as I know, it works right out of the box... I'd test it
right now, b
Bryan Siegfried wrote
>I am switching from Palm to Pocket PC. For my job (physician), there
>are several resources for the PocketPC, but there are a few things
>sorely missing. Mainly, there3 is now free medical calculator, no ABG
>calculator, and no pregnancy wheel program...at l
Hello Bryan,
Python on windows CE works well... but not you have *two* problems.
I would call the python port 'experimental'. The core language works
very well - but the user interface is ropey. This means there is *no*
production code (that I'm aware of anyway) using python for CE and
writing y
On 13 Dec 2004 at 16:38, Voidspace wrote:
> There is a pythonCE version of apache which will run as localhost.
> Normally winCE has no concept of localhost - so this is your best bet. I
> don't have the URL, but google should find it.
>
> For testing on the desktop Xitami is a great server to us
Danny Staple wrote:
"Brad Clements" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think the most difficult part of your python application will be the gui.
Although there are no binaries or easy installers - I stumbled upon this:
http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/wiki.pl?Developers_Notebook/WxWinCECompiling
Now thi
When I first got python installed under wince, I fired up the
interpreter, did an import SimpleHTTPServer, ran serve_forever(), then
fired up Pocket IE, and hit localhost - and was talking to python.
So, as far as I know, it works right out of the box... I'd test it
right now, but I've botched my
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