Short description: Using a wxPython based app, I would like to take a
python script in an editor window, invoke the python interpreter and
use another window as stdin/stdout/stderr.
Based on what I've read so far, I've figured that I need to do
something like:
f_in, f_out = popen4("python -u script.py")
where I have extracted the text from the editor and put it in
"script.py". (However, see below).
What I don't understand is how to link f_in, f_out somehow to a
different window which can be used to interact with the user.
I need a solution that will work on *nix, Windows and MacOS.
Although I am not familar with Tkinter, I most likely could figure out
what to do from an example that would use it.
Wish#1: It would be nice not to have to create the intermediate file
"script.py" and pass directly the content of the editor window to
popen4(). I know about the "-c" option for Python, but I can't see
how it would work if the script contains quotes or double quotes.
Wish#2: It would be *really nice* if, somehow, request for input [which
should arise only from raw_input() ... and, perhaps input()] by Python
could be redirected to an appropriate wxPython dialog instead of just a
window. I might be able to figure that one on my own, if I can get
enough information to get the basic redirection to a window working.
André
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