Wesley Phillips wrote:
>I use Eclipse for Python development. I can run PyCard as an external tool just fine. I would like to send a source file when I run PyCard. I have accomplished this with other external programs, however not sucessfully with PyCard. To run pycard from eclipse I call pythonw.exe with C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\PythonCard\tools\resourceEditor\layoutEditor.py as a variable. Is there any way to add the resource file?
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I'm not sure if this is a PythonCard question or an Eclipse question :-)
Here's what I do know ..... the layoutEditor will accept a resource file
name as its (only) command line argument.
For instance, (in Win XP)
open a shell box (aka DOS box)
give the command (for me)
pythonw c:\python\PythonCard\tools\resourceEditor\layoutEditor.py
samples\flock\flock.rsrc.py
and it opens the layout editor and then opens the resource file for the
flock sample.
So if there's a way to append the resource file name to the command line
from Eclipse, you should be OK.
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