EventGhost

I am not so sure that "stackless is a dying flavor of python". Looking at https://bitbucket.org/stackless-dev/sta ... ommits/all, there have been commits as recent as 9/10/2016.

I found it. It is m.end()...not m.stop(). Thanks for the help.

I added the statement and the output is

(<type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>, AttributeError('stop',), <traceback object at 0x047F30F8>)

I have a bit of code that is failing and I don't know why:

import re

re.sub(r'^[ \t\r\n]+|[ \t\r\n]+$', '', self.LG_Serial_1_result)

m = re.match(r'^a \d{1,2} OK(\d{1,2})x$', self.LG_Serial_1_result)

try:
test = self.LG_Serial_1_result[m.start():m.stop()]

print "Device feedback = " + self ...

I am new to EventGhost (and python), but not a new programmer.

I would like to trigger an event similar in fashion to calling a subroutine. However, when I trigger the event, my code continues executing and the event is triggered after my code is done.

Is there a way to trigger an event and wait ...