EventGhost

Hi,

I'm importing some Python code into EventGhost, and need to use the lxml module to read/write XML. I'm running Windows 7 (64-bit), but the Python version in EventGhost is 32-bit. When I import lxml, I get the followjng error: 'DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application', presumably ...

So, the thing that led me to ask this was seeing the 'Copy As Python' entry in the context menu that you get when right-clicking an action. This provides the code you need to run each plugin action from the python shell within EventGhost. Here, an instance of the eg module is already accessible ...

The main reason I would like to do this is that in order to trigger an action from the com EventGhost instance, I have to add an event to each action within EG. For example, with the VLC media player plugin, the 'Start' macro needs to have an event manually added to it in order to trigger it from ...

I'm interested in controlling/automating a couple of programs using Python, and it seems to me that much of the functionality I need is already included in EventGhost. However, I would like to access the eg module from an external Python (2.7) command line, and am wondering if this is possible ...