embedding python to add scripting to application question
nealj
mwarden22 at hotmail.com
Thu Aug 22 18:55:25 EDT 2002
Check out HAP - www.sourceforge.net/hapdebugger - it is a python
debugger and editor that is made to connect to an application that is
running python. A soon to be released update should make it as simple
as linking to a dll.
alexp at xs4all.nl (Alex Prooper) wrote in message news:<3d638713.27072878 at news.xs4all.nl>...
> I am develloping a softhsynth & sequencer, and would like to
> add a scripting language to controll notes, controllers etc. in
> the sequencer. As far as I can see Python is very well suited to
> do this, and the first experiments are prommising. I can
> call the interpreter from the application, the application from
> a Pyton script, it all works nice.
>
> But:
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> I would like to implement the scripting like it is done in
> 3D studio Max, or Corel photo paint, so with a nice (more or less)
> editing window, error messages from the script in a window, a
> rudimentary debugger etc.
>
> What is the best way to do all this? Can I in some way use IDLE to help me?
> If so, how?
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> Alex Prooper
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