[python-win32] Problems opening windows

[Hihn, Jason]

Hi, I have embedded Python in my MFC app, and it works, but it won't
create windows.



Originally I was using PyQt, but I hit my frustration limit and tried
Tk. TK doesn't work for me either. I was hoping someone could shed on
what it takes to open a window from python in an MFC appMFC apps. I'm
hoping these two issues are related. I get no errors or warnings, just
nothing happens.





Here's my source:



void CPyqttestDlg::OnOK()

{

            // TODO: Add extra validation here



//                      PyEval_InitThreads();

            Py_Initialize();

            PyObject *qt[2];

            PyObject *err;

           

            char modules[][80]={"qt", "qtui"};

/*          for (int h=0; h<sizeof(modules)/80; h++){

                        qt[h] =PyImport_ImportModule(modules[h]);

                        err=PyErr_Occurred();

                        if (err)

                                    PyErr_Print();

            }

*/

            char statements[][100]={

                        "import sys\n",


"sys.path.append('C:\\Python23\\Lib\\lib-tk')\n",

                        "from qt import *\n",

                        "from qtui import *\n",



                        "a=QApplication(sys.argv)\n",

                        "a.connect(a, SIGNAL(\"lastWindowClosed()\"), a,
SLOT(\"quit()\"))\n",

                        "x=QDialog()\n",

                        "x.show()\n",

                        "a.exec_loop()\n"};

            char statements2[][100]={

                        "import sys",

                        "sys.path.append('C:\\Python23\\Dlls')",


"sys.path.append('C:\\Python23\\Lib\\site-packages')",

                        "from Tkinter import *",

                        "class Test(Frame):",

                        "    def printit(self):",

                        "   def createWidgets(self):",

                        "           self.QUIT = Button(self,
text='QUIT', foreground='red', "

                        "
command=self.quit)",

                        "           self.QUIT.pack(side=LEFT,
fill=BOTH)",

                        "           self.hi_there = Button(self,
text='Hello', "

                        "
command=self.printit)",

                        "           self.hi_there.pack(side=LEFT)",

                        "    def __init__(self, master=None):",

                        "           Frame.__init__(self, master)",

                        "           Pack.config(self)",

                        "           self.createWidgets()",

                        "test = Test()",

                        "test.mainloop()"};



            char *line;

            for (int i=0; i<sizeof(statements2)/100; i++){       

                        line=statements2[i];

                        //if (AfxMessageBox(line)==MB_OK){

                                    PyRun_SimpleString(line);

                                    TRACE(line);

                                    err=PyErr_Occurred();

                                    if (err)

                                                PyErr_Print();

                        //}



            }



            Py_Finalize();



            CDialog::OnOK();

}



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