Chaps - this is great. I knew there was a way to do it. I would classify my
python skills as "above script kiddie, but not all the way to novice"!
I understand what the proposed solutions are and i can comprehend what is
needed to do it, but i don't have experience of implementation in code so
the
You could implement your flowgraph in python and then use some python
library for rpc and write a thin layer between...
You can also implement a flowgraph in C++.
I'm currently playing around with RPC over DBUS (only control, no data) for
an application I'm writing in C++.
--Albin
On Fri, Au
Hi Alex,
we do have two approaches for that
1. the XMLRPC thing, which is a python-world block that basically would
allow you to do the same you can do with e.g. a Qt GUI Range slider
(i.e. change Python variables at runtime)
2. Ctrlport and the thrift backend, the latter of which is notoriously
