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Forum: Vizard

05-01-2003, 07:11 AM

Replies: 12

starting Vizard from a Python script

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Posted By hotspur1

v1.09 include this type of quit

Just wondering if this functionality made it into v1.09? I can still use the workaround, but curious if there is a new method like

viz.quitall()

that handles it nicely?

Thanks
Andy

Forum: Vizard

03-27-2003, 06:23 AM

Replies: 12

starting Vizard from a Python script

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Posted By hotspur1

OK, that did the trick - thanks! Andy

OK, that did the trick - thanks!

Andy

Forum: Vizard

03-26-2003, 02:18 PM

Replies: 12

starting Vizard from a Python script

Views: 27,357

Posted By hotspur1

Oops - one more comment to my previous post. My...

Oops - one more comment to my previous post. My Vizard script protests when I try to include the win32ui methods, or at least, I cannot use them after a call to vrut.quit() (It's in part of a...

Forum: Vizard

03-26-2003, 02:08 PM

Replies: 12

starting Vizard from a Python script

Views: 27,357

Posted By hotspur1

Thanks for the workaround - although I discovered...

Thanks for the workaround - although I discovered that I had to make sure that the Pythonwin package was installed to have access to the win32ui module. I was not running the python script via Vizard...

Forum: Vizard

03-26-2003, 10:04 AM

Replies: 12

starting Vizard from a Python script

Views: 27,357

Posted By hotspur1

:) Thanks. That works like a charm! I think...

:)

Thanks. That works like a charm! I think you put the quotes around the wrong part of the command in your example....

As a follow-up, is there a clean way to exit Vizard as well? I can exit...

Forum: Vizard

03-26-2003, 09:11 AM

Replies: 12

starting Vizard from a Python script

Views: 27,357

Posted By hotspur1

starting Vizard from a Python script

I would like to run a Vizard script from another Python script by something like

os.execv("winviz.exe",['runthisVizardscript.py'])

but when I try this, I get a dialog box that says Vizard must...

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