python callbacks and windows

[davidstummer]

I was wondering if anyone could point me to an example. Currently i
have a c++ program which calls and c++ dll (i created both). The dll
uses SendMessage to pass messages back to the calling .exe, and the
.exe process the messages in it's  Windows Procedure function
WindProc().

What i want is to receive these messages ( the contents of each message
will be plain text), in python using a callback (i think this is what i
need).

I don't know whether (or if it's possible) to implement the windows
procedure and stuff in python, eliminating the need for the .exe
altogether.

or should i do it the other way, to add a callback function in python,
and for the windows procedure in the .exe to call this python callback?

in any case, some simple code examples would be great.

cheers.

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Re: python callbacks and windows

[davidstummer]

anybody?

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Re: python callbacks and windows

[davidstummer]

cheers for the replies.

so far using ctypes, i have managed to load a dll, and have the dll
call a function in my python code using function pointers.

what i now need to do is load an .exe that contains a windows procedure
(window is hidden).

how can i load an .exe using python like i loaded the dll.

will winmain be executed?

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