> > win32all covers a huge number of API functions, more then would > > be sane to add to os. But would there be any mileage in added > > enough from win32all to allow problems like popen5 to be > > implemented? > > > > There is already the _reg module that has some win32 functions in > > it on the standard install. > > (Not sure if this was in response to my "let's do it in Python" post.) > > How many APIs would have to be copied from win32all to enable > implementing popen5 in Python? I'm not sure since I haven't implemented much yet, but we'll need at least: win32.CreatePipe win32api.DuplicateHandle win32api.GetCurrentProcess win32process.CreateProcess win32process.STARTUPINFO win32gui.EnumThreadWindows win32event.WaitForSingleObject win32process.TerminateProcess -- /Peter Åstrand <astrand at lysator.liu.se>
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