From: Adam Walley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 31 Mar 2008 13:15
Subject: Re: [PythonCE] serial input problem
To: Jan Ischebeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, Jan.
Thanks for the reply. I am using 19200 baud, but I have also checked 2400,
4800, 9600, 14400, 38400, 57600 - same result. The other settings
That's perfect! Thanks for your suggestions. I have adjusted the registry to
allow for .pyw files without the shell (CeRegEditor did the job). Now when I
run my code and press the 'X' in the top right corner, the whole thing exits
smoothly and fully - Great!
I didn't want to use tMan because that
Alexandre,
Thank you for this news. I will update things tomorrow and see if it works.
Just to be clear, when I originally tested my app, the Python shell launches
and the ppygui app opens on top of it. I was able to go into
settings/system/memory and close the Python shell without affecting the
will report back.
Thanks again for your input.
Adam
On 26/07/2008, Christopher Fairbairn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On Sat 26/07/08 05:13 , Adam Walley [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
- is there already a way to get distutils working with PythonCE?
There has been recent discussions about
Hello, all.
I have not posted to the cegcc list before, but have been working on some
pythonCE projects, where cegcc might prove a useful tool (I hope). I realise
that the following is not really a pythonCE topic, but thought it might be
useful to some of the list's readers given some of the
Well, I have been attempting to get something working, but have been
struggling to get the SDL compiled correctly (without SDL, there is no point
in trying to get pygame working). In my investigations, I came across the
SCUMM forum. Now the SCUMMVM appears to be a fully working product on
various
a really simple, minimal python extension
compiling... and you guessed it, try and get them both compiling
together :)
There's a few wince folks hanging out on the libsdl mailing list if
you have troubles there.
cu,
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 9:02 PM, Adam Walley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Well, my initial question certainly seems to have stirred some interest.
Thanks to everyone for the input. I think what I can draw from all this is
that:
1. The hourglass/busy icon is useful to give users an indication of when the
application is busy 'grinding' away at something and user input is
.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 6:47 PM, Adam Walley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My plans, exactly ;-) BTW why was pygame-ctypes abandoned? Reading some
of
the past info on it, it seemed like a great idea to use the ctypes
module.
2008/8/7 René Dudfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
nice work
Hi, all.
Apologies if this post is a little off PythonCE topic, but I am not sure
where in the SDL groups I might send it. I thought Rene might have some
ideas?
Having had some success in getting some basic things working using PythonCE
and the SDL library, I decided to persevere. Having
one) -- but
non-fullscreen works out of the box. Did you make any modifications to the
core library in porting it?
On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 7:26 AM, Adam Walley [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi, all.
Apologies if this post is a little off PythonCE topic, but I am not sure
where in the SDL
Hello, Tony.
Glad to hear PythonCE works well on WM6. I think there is a Python telnetlib
module, but have not used it myself - you may need to write something to get
it to do what you want. Perhaps there is also an SSH module that works on
PythonCE?
Alternatively, you could use the CERDisp
Nice find. Will check it out.
Adam
2009/5/8 Tony Lee tony.p@gmail.com
Found this reference in
http://markmail.org/message/cqi5g3b5ct3763fq
Tried it and it worked beautifully. Love Python.
Now need to see if the bluetooth works.
BTW, I am using Samsung's blackjack 2.
Hi, Cazaw.
Welcome to PythonCE. I remember wrestling with similar issues with the
raw_input. AFAIK its features are very limited and it does rather awkwardly
appear over the PythonCE window. You can, of course, position your text
output with some spacing.
If you are satisfied with just a pause
Welcome, Christopher!
I hope you like what you have seen so far with Python and PythonCE. To
answer your questions:
- Yes, the setup executable is intended to work through Activesync, so next
time you connect Activesync will do the install on your device for you.
- Running the setup executable
Nice work.
I will definitely make a note of that one.
Thanks rodi.
Adam.
On 29 March 2010 23:02, rodi c2...@web.de wrote:
Hello PytonCE users,
have solved the question. The appropriate function
is 'SHGetSpecialFolderPath': see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa931257.aspx
May
Success!
Using the TLSLite package I was able to achieve what I was aiming for - that
is to access Gmail programmatically from PythonCE. For anyone interested,
this is how I got there (after quite a bit of puzzling and trawling through
the net):
Having downloaded the TLSLite-0.3.8 package, I
Hi, Ihsan.
Welcome to the list. I am not sure what you mean by programming without the
''s, but I have a feeling that you mean the Python interpreter is not
associated with .py files. Once the association is created in the registry,
you can launch .py files. I use WM5, but I think WM6.1 will
Hello, Ivan.
Welcome to PythonCE. From your message, I think your script is probably
working fine. The problem is that blasted dialog, which is covering your
output. A very simple workaround is to add a few blank lines before printing
your x value, so that it appears below the dialog (I know this
Hi Sachin,
Was wondering if you got this working? I would be interested to know
whether it can be done for WinCE 7.0.
Regarding the error with COREDLL.dll, if you are lucky this is just an
issue with upper/lowercase. You could try renaming your COREDLL.dll file to
coredll.dll, or Coredll.dll
Hello,
I thought I would send a short comment, as I have used the ceserial module
(a long time ago) for my HP iPaq running PythonCE 2.5. I recall that the
ceserial module tries to implement what the standard serial module does for
Python, but depending on the actual version of ceserial used there
Hello,
Just to add to my previous message, the ceserial module uses ctypes to
access the same functionality which would be used by a WinCE application
written in VB or C#. I have just checked and Microsoft appear to still have
the reference pages available, so you may find that the following link
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