Hi David,
I discovered this message in my "sent" (???) mailbox only today, sorry for
the delay...
Anyway, thanks for the response, very clear.
The ticket I was referencing to (I forgot to paste the link) is this
one: http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/2812
ATM I'm communicating with a separate
Jonathan Stoppani writes:
> Hi Ronald,
> thanks for the response. I already saw the examples on the pyobjc
> website, but they (two) are all using Cocoa to do some GUI related
> work.
>
> I don't have a gui and I use the console loop instead.
>
> I'm now trying to use the code attached to this ti
Hi Ronald,
thanks for the response. I already saw the examples on the pyobjc
website, but they (two) are all using Cocoa to do some GUI related
work.
I don't have a gui and I use the console loop instead.
I'm now trying to use the code attached to this ticket and it seems to
work, but I have to t
The pyobjc website contains a number of examples using twisted.
Ronald
On 1 nov 2009, at 11:45, Jonathan Stoppani
wrote:
> Hi All,
> I just set up a script to do a video recording from my iSight using
> the pyobjc bridge and the QTKit framework.
> This script uses the AppHelper.runConsoleEv
Hi All,
I just set up a script to do a video recording from my iSight using
the pyobjc bridge and the QTKit framework.
This script uses the AppHelper.runConsoleEventLoop (not the
AppHelper.runEventLoop) function to start his main event loop.
I'd like to integrate this script with an existing twist
