27;t delete the
> directory
> until it has completed. You should take a look at
> the
> subprocess module and use something like (not
> tested):
>
> retcode = call([r' C:\copiedfiles\*.*',
> cmd_out])
>
> This will wait for execution of cccc to complete
27;t delete the
> directory
> until it has completed. You should take a look at
> the
> subprocess module and use something like (not
> tested):
>
> retcode = call([r' C:\copiedfiles\*.*',
> cmd_out])
>
> This will wait for execution of cccc to complete
27;t delete the
> directory
> until it has completed. You should take a look at
> the
> subprocess module and use something like (not
> tested):
>
> retcode = call([r' C:\copiedfiles\*.*',
> cmd_out])
>
> This will wait for execution of cccc to complete
27;t delete the
> directory
> until it has completed. You should take a look at
> the
> subprocess module and use something like (not
> tested):
>
> retcode = call([r' C:\copiedfiles\*.*',
> cmd_out])
>
> This will wait for execution of cccc to complete
When I push a button to trigger the code:
def run(self, event):
cmd_out = self.A_com()
if App.runF != "":
os.mkdir('C:\copiedFiles')
for item in App.runF:
App.beCopied = str(item)
shutil.copy(App.beC
Special Thanks to Diez B. Roggisch and Eric Brunel.
Last week on Friday I solved the problems I
encountered thanks to your helpful indications.
I think I covered all the ambiguity in my code. Here's
the code:
# executing with Python
from Tkinter import *
from tkFileDialog import *
import
Thank you very much for your indications. I've just
subscribed for the group and even I don't know how to
reply directly through mailing list. I will try to
answer some of the questions you have asked about my
program.
Question:
What has it to do with running your program with
several file names
Dear Diez B. Roggisch,
After clicking a button on the GUI the user can browse
and than select a ".c" file to assign to the other
program I have mentioned.
But in this way I can only select one file. I don't
know how to implement this application for all of the
"*.c" files in a folder. Do I need t
Dear All,
I am trying to create a GUI, using Tkinter on Windows
2000/XP using Python 2.2. Through buttons this GUI
interacts with another program and assigns argument to
that program.
I managed to browse a ".c" file and assign this file
as an argument to the other program written in C/C++
Program
