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I'm trying to create a custom dialog using pythoncard. My main program looks like this (I'm only testing!): [CODE]import wx from PythonCard import dialog, model import MyDialog class MyApp(model.Background): def on_initialize(self, event): self.MyDialog()[/CODE] The simple Pythoncard dialog looks like this: [CODE]from PythonCard import model class MyDialog(model.CustomDialog): def __init__(self, parent, txt=''): …

I've been given a pile of reports generated by someone who is no longer with us. They each begin with a decimal date and time like this: "41433.662413","41401,250002" I have tried many different methods using datetime and can't figure out how to recover the date. I know (because of a …

This is probably going to be beyond my knowledge/experience but I thought I'd ask... I work on a radio station in the UK. I have a friend in Canada who wants to listen but he is 5 hours behind us. I'd like to be able to capture our shoutcast stream, …

I have no idea where to start with this, a few pointers and a kick in the right direction would be much appreciated. I run a radio station. All our music is in folders representing music styles. From time to time I want to print out a complete library. Printing …

Does anyone here have any experience of the notebook widget in PythonCard? I can't figure it out and it is missing from the docs... Thanks.

I'm running a command line app from a Python script: [CODE]os.system(myapp)[/CODE] myapp contains the path to the app and the required parameters. It works fine but it runs at, I believe, Normal priority which makes the PC sluggish. How can I start the external process at a lower priority? Thanks.

When I run my python scripts I generally run with the console open just to keep an eye on things. I have a script that calls 3 external command line apps one after the other. On one pc all output from these apps appears in the console window and is …

I have a list: [CODE][a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p][/CODE] I would like 4 lists: [CODE][a, e, i, m] [b, f, j, n] [c, g, k, o] [d, h, l, p][/CODE] How would I go about this? Thanks.

I have selected several files with the open multiple files dialog: [CODE][[u'C:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\My Documents\\My Pictures\\chord.jpg'], [u'C:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\My Documents\\My Pictures\\toad1.jpeg', u'C:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\My Documents\\My Pictures\\21369.jpg', u'C:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\My Documents\\My Pictures\\g2.jpg']][/CODE] I want to display the selected files in a nice user-friendly way. Just the filenames, each on a separate …

With a lot of help from ihatehippies I got threads working yesterday. Now I need to stop 'em! More specifically I want to stop a second thread starting until the first has finished.. This is what I have in my threading class at the moment: [CODE]class ProcessThread(Thread): """Test Worker Thread …

I need a custom dialog. I've been playing around for hours trying to create one and simply don't get it! All I need is the standard wx.TextEntryDialog but with 2 text fields. Can anyone please help? Thanks.

I have a wx Gui that gathers all the necessary info and starts an external command line app. Whilst it is running my gui freezes as you'd expect so I've been experimenting with putting the external app in a thread of its own. My original code ends with the line: …

My little GUI runs a command line program which has a progress indicator in the console window. How can I make this data appear on my Gui status bar? Thanks.

My very reason for getting involved with Python was to use it as a gui for some command line programs, like eac3to, sox and neroaacenc. Previously I'd been using batch in windows and had become quite proficient. In batch, a line to process audio with sox looks like this: [CODE]"tools\sox.exe" …

ooh, this looks fun. Now how would it be in wx...?

I've used Pythoncard to create my gui. Here it is in heavily condensed form: [CODE] import os import sys import os.path import Tkinter import wx import subprocess import subprocess as sp from subprocess import Popen from tkFileDialog import askopenfilenames from tkFileDialog import askdirectory import tkMessageBox from Tkinter import * from …

I'm just starting out with Python and like the way pythoncard handles the graphics for me. However I cannot work out how to get the data from the radio buttons. The radiobutton.html page is missing from the docs! I've exhausted google (its 4.30am!) and have had no luck. Please somebody …

I cannot understand why this doesn't do as I expect... [CODE] if (os.path.exists(ofile)): os.unlink(ofile) print "it existed, but I've deleted it!" print "It didn't exist so I'm creating it" ---Here we have a subprocess command--- [/CODE] The print statements print as you'd expect but the command only runs if "ofile" …

My first gui application is working fine. Fine, that is until the user forgets to select the output directory. I have set up an error message that, when clicked, directs the script to the open directory dialog. This works but I would prefer the user selected the open directory option …

Hello, newbie here to both this forum and Python, so expect silliness! My first project has been to build a GUI front end for some command line utilities I use regularly. One of them is the utility: eac3to which joins mp3 files together. It's command line is: "eac3to.exe infile1+infile2+infile3 outfile" …