Tim Golden wrote:
Alan Gauld wrote:
"Sigga Sig" <[email protected]> wrote
I am writing a code that is supoesed to act as routers and i need to
open a
different cmd window for each one of them with it's name and so on. I
do not
know how to implement in mi Python cod a sentece that opens such a cmd.
I know how to open a cmd.exe bud not with specific attributes that are
needed.
Neither do I. You can use shortcuts and set the name of the shortcut
and that will show up on the window title.
There are probably ways to do it using the Win32 API too, but you would
need to get the Window Handle using FindWindow(). And I'm still not sure
which API call would set the title. I'd probably just create a set of
shortfcuts on a folder and execute those.
You can do it with the win32console functions from pywin32:
win32console.SetConsoleTitle (u"blahblah")
Ah, sorry, missed the point that you're not actually running
Python code in these windows. Yes, as Alan says, you'd have
to use FindWindow to identify your windows by their existing
titles and then use SetWindowText (or whatever) to set the
title. You probably are better off using shortcuts...
TJG
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