Re: logging to another window

On Sun, 3 Oct 2004 15:55:22 +0200
  Bartek Krzeszewski <bkrzeszewski-EDYeUJD08VlmR6Xm/[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> from lyntin.ui import tkui
> 
> temp = "some text"
> windowname = "new"
> 
> if not tkui.myui._windows.has_key(windowname):
>  tkui.myui._windows[windowname] = 
>tkui.NamedWindow(windowname, "", "")
> tkui.myui._windows[windowname].write(temp)
> 
> 
> This will open new window and display "some text". U can 
>write to this window with 
>tkui.myui._windows[windowname].write("your text")

There is a more simple way to do such a thing with the 
latest cvs snapshot I committed some time ago. You don't 
need to check if tkui is used.


   exported.write_message("some text", window="some new 
window name")

It's up to ui module to check if named windows are 
supported. If they are not, then the message will be 
written into the main window.

A user command for this:

   #wshowme {some new window name} {some text}

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