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eric dexter
Last Activity: Mar 19 '08, 07:22 AM
Joined: Sep 24 '06
Location: corpus christi
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  • eric dexter
    replied to command line options in winmain with __argv
    in C
    Those are good things to know certainly but I am using a compiler that was made by microsoft circa 2001 (and a borland c compiler from the same era).. It also doesn't realy answer the question as far as how to make that an array of strings from the command line. I am having a hard time finding an example on the internet.. The code I am trying to add a command line is here (if that is helpfull and it may not be)

    http://dexrowem....
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  • eric dexter
    replied to command line options in winmain with __argv
    in C
    I saw this as an example. I haven't figured out how to split the line to get an array of what is on the command line (or if it is doing that how it is being done)

    Code:
    void CCommandLineDlg::OnBtnCmdLine() 
    {
    	// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here
    	char CmdLine[80];
    	char CmdResult[80];
    
    	strcpy(CmdLine, GetCommandLine());
    	sprintf(CmdResult, "%s", CmdLine);
    ...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to command line options in winmain with __argv
    in C
    It seems to compile fine and one of the if's is working it is when I look for a string instead of a charecter it complains.. is there an example of the other somewhere where I compare what I get with your command??? I saw that but didn't understand how to use it (no good examples)
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  • eric dexter
    started a topic command line options in winmain with __argv
    in C

    command line options in winmain with __argv

    I want to compare what I get on the command line in winmain with an if statement.. I am getting a beginers error but I don't have an example to use to fix it.. cannot convert from 'const int' to 'char *' in this line if (__argv[1] = 'file'){};
    I am very lost with this error and any help would be apreaceated

    Code:
    int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, //handle to current instance
    				   HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, //pointer
    ...
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  • I haven't tried this yet but another way to write your program may be to use vim as a com object (with pywin or maybe through wxpython). There was a recent post on the vim board that describes a way to insert a column...

    http://groups.google.c om/group/vim-experiment/browse_thread/thread/447a01d7014be5c 9

    This has all been pretty tempting but I have been coding other stuff...
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  • I have a couple of examples that I have been distributing one is in tracker8.py available in my dex tracker project (url at bottom). What I did was use a main function. The code you are writing looks like it would be usefull for what I am doing and maybe something that would allow a series of numbers from a file into the column you are zeroing out might be a good contribution to my project :) ... http://www.stormpages. com/edexter/csound.html
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  • looking for a simple bitmap on canvas example for wxpython

    I am looking for a simple example of moving a bitmap on a wxpython canvas. I am wanting to do something that most people do with pygame (because pygame is slow but working on my computer may be my graphics card). I have been searching through google and I haven't found that much (found some tkinter stuff though)... any help would be nice.
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  • eric dexter
    replied to running a web page from python
    autoit can be used as a com object If you are using windows that may be a good answer or to use internet explorer as a com object.. sendkeys is also another library that could be helpfull to send key press's to a program...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to wx formating with grid sizers
    I saw the gui builder for sale (you know the stick figure with the big nose like mine) but I don't have the cash for such things. I was hopeing for a simple way to changing the generated code over to the format I want. What I would realy like is a way to change direction while the display is being built. I don't care if I use a sizer or another method. Using excel as an alternative method looks intresting but it isn't what I was after.
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  • eric dexter
    started a topic wx formating with grid sizers

    wx formating with grid sizers

    What can I do to this code to keep the layout from looking line

    button button button grid

    or worse

    button
    button
    button
    grid

    I need something like

    grid
    button button button

    I was trying to use the splitter example but couldn't get it to work. I am using python 2.5 and the latest wxwindows. Thanks for the help in advance
    ...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to trouble stealing wx.splitter code
    Here is what I was wanting to split in two (I don't know that I need a splitter but I have buttons that go one under the other and when I change that I get wierd glitches)

    Code:
    ):
    
            wx.Frame.__init__(self, parent, -1, "Dex Tracker Score Editor", size=(640,480))
            p = wx.Panel(self, -1, style=0)
            self.grid = WordGrid(p, log)
            b = wx.Button(p, -1, "Save Grid")
    ...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to trouble stealing wx.splitter code
    to extend and revise it is in the run test code. When I try to cut and paste this where would I get the value from??
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  • eric dexter
    started a topic trouble stealing wx.splitter code

    trouble stealing wx.splitter code

    I am trying to steal this code from the wxpython demo but it appears that mb comes from nowhere and I am having errors because of it

    Code:
    import  wx
    
    #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    
    class MySplitter(wx.SplitterWindow):
        def __init__(self, parent, ID, log):
            wx.SplitterWindow.__init__(self, parent, ID,
    ...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to code generator problem
    I had asked somewhere else and they came up with this

    data = sys2.stdin.read lines()

    stdin is output to the consul (spelling) so I removed that and

    outfile.writeli ne(data[linenumber])

    I changed that to

    outfile.write(d ata[linenumber])

    It would seem like a bug in python to have two files as zero byte when it is only the code for one of them that is messed up....
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  • eric dexter
    replied to code generator problem
    I added this

    infile.close()
    infile2.close()
    outfile.close()
    outfile2.close( )

    This probily stops problems that I am not having yet. I noticed that when the code that has the readlines in it is first that the second file does not appear to opened at all. but I am having trouble with both sections.

    https://sourceforge.net/projects/dex-tracker...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to code generator problem
    I don't see it opening twice. One ends in .orc and one in .sco (unless I am completly missing it). Plus I am having the trouble with both temp.orc and temp.sco being created as zero byte files....
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  • eric dexter
    started a topic code generator problem

    code generator problem

    I am trying to write a simple code generator to play part of a csound file but I am writing zero byte files out to the disk. It appears the filename is coming through o.k.

    Code:
    import sys as sys2
    import os as os2
    
    def playscoreinrange(from_file, fromline, toline):
        "untested way to play a series of lines from a orc, sco combination line 14 may not be correct"
        print(from_file)
    ...
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  • eric dexter
    replied to What's your favorite Python editor?
    I use spe, idle and boa constructor. I also use pype sometimes. I would be unhappy unless I had all three on my system, The only code generator I use is boa constructor, I just don't understand the other wxpython one and have no use for it.
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  • eric dexter
    replied to split question
    Never mind I found the answer to that. os.path.basenam e(filename)...
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  • eric dexter
    started a topic split question

    split question

    This is probily an easy question but I seem to be having trouble splitting on the \. I have tried """ (triple quotes) and that dosn't work, I tried '\\' but that was just guessing. my .bat file generates as
    csound C:\Python24\Lib \site-packages\boa-constructor\tes t of snake\csd files\c.z.rober tson-praleck_brome.c sd

    and what I need is just

    csound c.z.robertson-praleck_brome.c sd

    The...
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