Hi,
I started using EventGhost about 5 months ago, but then I was carried away by the option to include Python commands and scripts. Now I am pretty good at Python and I am writing some application in (wx)Python.
However, I would like to know how I should program Python programs for perfect integration with EventGhost, like responding to IR control and passing the commands to the Python host program.
Any tips?
Duff,
BTW: I am sorry to be vague at point, I didn't use EventGhost for 5 months, but heh you can talk Python to me now.
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how to prepare an application in Python for EventGhost
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Re: how to prepare an application in Python for EventGhost
Write/develop plug-ins. That's the whole idea. You can open the source (.py files) for some existing plug-ins and study them how they are written/designed
Some experienced coders are even able to modify the core since the source code for it is open as well
You can consider EG as a "framework" or "container" that you fill with your desired functionality
wxPython is also good to understand, at least to be able to use parts of it when it is needed
Questions & Answers related to coding should be in the dedicated "Coding Corner" here at this forum
Best regards, Walter
Some experienced coders are even able to modify the core since the source code for it is open as well
You can consider EG as a "framework" or "container" that you fill with your desired functionality
wxPython is also good to understand, at least to be able to use parts of it when it is needed
Questions & Answers related to coding should be in the dedicated "Coding Corner" here at this forum
Best regards, Walter
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