Chris Barker wrote:
Louis Pecora wrote:
You pretty much got it.
OK. I've enclosed a little script that demonstrates calling up some
stock dialogs in a script with wxPython. really the only trick is that
you need to initialize an app first. Look through the wx docs to see
what standard dialogs t
Louis Pecora wrote:
You pretty much got it.
OK. I've enclosed a little script that demonstrates calling up some
stock dialogs in a script with wxPython. really the only trick is that
you need to initialize an app first. Look through the wx docs to see
what standard dialogs there are. Plus there
Louis Pecora wrote:
BUT. (Users are never satisfied are they/we? :-) ). My ultimate goal
is to not wait until the end of the script to do the plot, but to be
able to plot and keep the script running. This can be done either by
pausing the script (in some way) or by leaving the matplotwindow
Chris Barker wrote:
How about the developer tools and/or X-windows?
-Chris
Hi Chris,
Yes, I have the dev. tools and and X11 stuff. I have some old code that
opens an X window and does very simple drawing. That works after
compiling using g++ and linking to /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.a. But note, I
