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
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
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
Hey guys,
Has anyone experimented with embedding PythonCE in C code and run it one WM?
-- Stefan
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Hi,
On 22/10/2007, at 12:46 PM, Stefan Rusek wrote:
Has anyone experimented with embedding PythonCE in C code and run
it one WM?
I haven't tried but don't imagine you would find too many
difficulties doing this. The main python25.exe within the PythonCE
releases is doing exactly that.
P
Hi,
1) Is PythonCE multi-threaded? Are there some restrictions, because of
PythonCE, or because of Windows (vs Linux)?
2) Even if the Pocket PC does not have any network device (wifi or so), is
it possible to use sockets locally, in order to communicate with other
applications, in other langag
