Mark Summerfield a écrit :
I think PyQt is nice enough to accept a Python list here. Also, I don't
think you can use a shell redirection (>) like this, so I'd try:
self.proc.start("lout", ["-o", "my_file.ps", "my_file.lout"])
Thanks Mark, this is exactly what I was looking for.
If you really wanted to use redirection you'd have to do it yourself,
that is:
self.proc.start("lout", ["my_file.lout"])
# Now read the process's stdout and write that to your .ps file.
In fact, that's what I've done last night. It works like a charm too,
but now I think I'll choice the other solution.
Off Topic:
In lout (and many other apps) the -o option says write the postscript to
the filename following; do lout -v for a summary of all the options; and
don't use the PDF option, use ghostscript for PDF.
Thanks for pointing me this, I used this with another console
application (Asymptote) and that works as expected.
Cheers,
Christophe.
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