How can I use printer port in python?...
Seo ji won
skidrow at nownuri.net
Mon Dec 11 08:34:40 EST 2000
Oh, I'm using Win2k(server..) and using python 2.0,
and want to use parallel port...
I looked at those archives which you suggested, but there's no direct
answer..
-- or I don't know if its answer :)
Do I have to use c code to use parallel port on windows?..
If I have to use c, just give me brief sample for it... ;-)
if not, tell me how can I deal with parallel port with python...
Thanks alot, in advance
"Peter Hansen" <peter at engcorp.com> wrote in message
news:3A33C429.FE4EF79C at engcorp.com...
> "¼Áö¿ø" wrote:
> >
> > As the title says, I was wondering if there's anyway I can
> >
> > use printer port in python...
>
> You don't mention which platform nor what you want to do with the
> "printer port", nor even whether the "printer port" you refer to is a
> parallel port, serial port, or some other port.
>
> We could assume you mean a parallel port, and that you are on Windows,
> and that you don't actually plan to talk to a printer here, but then
> again we could be wrong. Help us out!
>
> On top of which, may I suggest you check the archives for the last week
> and read the discussion which just took place with respect to (what I
> assume is) exactly this topic, under the subject "parallel port access?"
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