PyWrap in Windows?

wxPython Users
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Is it possible use PyWrap in windows without resorting to
the command line? Section 4.4 of wxPython in Action shows running it
in Linux but not in Windows.

Thanks,

Les Hazlett

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Hazlett, Les wrote:

Is it possible use PyWrap in windows without resorting to the command line? Section 4.4 of _wxPython in Action_ shows running it in Linux but not in Windows.

PyWrap is intended to be used as a command-line tool, but it's not hard to do the same type of thing in your own code. For example:

     import wx.py
     shell = wx.py.shell.ShellFrame(frame,
                                    locals={'wx':wx, 'frame':frame})
     shell.Show()

Whatever is put in the locals dictionary is what shows up in the main namespace in the shell.

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