I'm writing a simple GUI that:
..gets info via telnet protocol (and sends)
..gets info via http (and sends)
..gets user-info from (currently)
...Tkinter Text windoze
...Tkinter buttons and such
..displays info in various Tkinter windoze
...graphic AND text...
I can accomplish all of these functions individually and now seem to
need to set up multi-processes to combine 'em. Back in my C days, I'd
have used fork/exec to do so, but I'm confused by the number of
modules available in Python. Is there a "best" for portability and
simplicity? (Or am I on the wrong track here?)
I could solve my problems with the following psuedo-code made into
real code:
----
import blah
t = blah.fork(runthisprogram.py)
#OK still in main
t.sendinfo(info)
info = t.receiveinfo()
----
#runthisprogram.py
def sendinfobacktopapa():
? eventhere
def getinfofrompapa():
? eventhere
----
It seems to me that propagating events *may* be the best way to
communicate. I'm wide open, including to non-multi-process solutions.
Thanks for your comments, I searched old posts for a while, various
other Python info-sources, and couldn't find an answer.
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