i can't instanciate an wxArrayString object
i did that :
as = wxArrayString()
and python tell me :
NameError: global name 'wxArrayString' is not defined
what's wrong with me ?!
i can't instanciate an wxArrayString object
i did that :
as = wxArrayString()
and python tell me :
NameError: global name 'wxArrayString' is not defined
what's wrong with me ?!
3rs wrote:
i need to use wxArrayString ...
to be able to use : wxExecute(string cmd, wxArrayString output )no ?!
No. Use the form of wxExecute that takes a wxProcess, as shown in the demo. Or just use os.popen.
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but i need to get the output ...
so i want to do it in mode SYNC ...
to get the output ...
(in the demo ; it's complex, and async !)
Robin Dunn wrote:
3rs wrote:
i need to use wxArrayString ...
to be able to use : wxExecute(string cmd, wxArrayString output )no ?!
No. Use the form of wxExecute that takes a wxProcess, as shown in the demo. Or just use os.popen.
the best solution i've found ... (and the only which works, and is simple)
is that :
def run(file):
inp, outp, errp = popen3(file)
out = ""
while 1:
l = outp.readline()
if not l: break
out+=l
#errLines = errp.readlines()
print out
i'd like to use wx to do that ... but i can't make it simple
Uwe C. Schroeder wrote:
how about
result=os.popen('cmd').read()
On Thursday 02 October 2003 10:57 am, 3rs wrote:
but i need to get the output ...
so i want to do it in mode SYNC ...
to get the output ...(in the demo ; it's complex, and async !)
Robin Dunn wrote:
3rs wrote:
i need to use wxArrayString ...
to be able to use : wxExecute(string cmd, wxArrayString output )no ?!
No. Use the form of wxExecute that takes a wxProcess, as shown in the
demo. Or just use os.popen.
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