I have read (I guess) all pages of the EventGhost Website.
Since not being too familiar with Object oriented programming and Python, I would love to find some more in depth reference and manuals for the programming capabilities of the Python Scripts, especially for the eg.Objects.
I.e.:
- what Properties and (especially) Methods does the eg.GLOBALS have?
Is there any kind of reference guide (a bit more than this: http://www.eventghost.org/docs/eg/index.html)
Thanks!
jwka
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Where to find Object & Command reference?
Re: Where to find Object & Command reference?
eg.globals is just an instance of a convenience class for holding variables/objects. There aren't any properties or methods besides those that are part of python class. If you open up the python shell, you can do interesting things like
Since there isn't a lot of additional documentation, I would recommend using an editor like notepad++, which allows you to search for strings in any of the eg *.py files, plus the python shell.
Brett
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Brett
Re: Where to find Object & Command reference?
The above is for generic questions - good idea to learn to fish, so to speak. If you have specific questions, feel free to post.
Brett
Brett
Re: Where to find Object & Command reference?
ok. will try out the "fishing" aspect ... I just wodered if there is a more EG specific "Languale / Module Reference" where I could read the valid methos and attributes supplied by EG in general.
Thanks
jwka
Thanks
jwka