Hey,
If you want to do something simple, you can use your parallel port to
control other circuitry.
I've made an extension module before for DLPortIO which is a free lib
for doing port IO in win2k/xp.
I have to dig it out of my hdds/discs if you want it, but it's really
easy to make with pyrex
Avi Berkovich wrote:
Hey,
I can't make it work, I don't get any data from either stdout nor stderr.
If I send lines and then close the stdin pipe, I may get an exception
message from several lines up.
I tried manually reading from the stdout pipe, but it just blocks and
hangs no mat
Hey Steve,
Well, I've tried flush() before, but I didn't know about the "-u" switch.
Thank you for tinkering on this, I shall post again if I make any progress.
Avi
Steve Holden wrote:
Steve Holden wrote:
Avi Berkovich wrote:
Hey,
I can't make it work, I don't get a
Hey,
I can't make it work, I don't get any data from either stdout nor stderr.
If I send lines and then close the stdin pipe, I may get an exception
message from several lines up.
I tried manually reading from the stdout pipe, but it just blocks and
hangs no matter what I send over via the stdin
Hey Steve,
I did write a program to deal with the windows command interpreter, and
it works.
I don't need to do this, but a friend of mine needed to issue commands
to the interpreter via pipes from a non python program, and he has a
fully functional component for using pipes, and has done it wi
Hello,
I was unable to use popen2.popen4 to grab python.exe's (2.3) output, for
starts, it doesn't show the version information at the beginning and
won't return anything when writing to the stdin pipe, it seems that if I
give it some error nous expression, the pipe would return the exception
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