Questions about pyscript

[Ricky]

Thank you! So, I need to mixed DHTML and python mothed to code client side
program, right?

"Mark Hammond" <mhammond at skippinet.com.au> wrote in message
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> Ricky wrote:
> > I make a try a pyscript. But there is one thin confuse me. When I use
print
> > statement intent to send something to browse. It doesn't work, while
> > document.write can make it. What make me confused is what part is
controlled
> > under python(such as flow control, functions, package etc) and which
part is
> > controlled by DHTML(output?).
> >
> > Could some one give me an over view option of what pyscript is and the
> > object tree map of pyscript is a plus.
>
> ActiveScripting (ie, pyscript) is a technology that allows an
> application to expose an object model, and allow many languages to use
> scripting.  Python works with IE, ASP, WSH and a number of other
> applications - thus there is no "pyscript" documentation that can help
you.
>
> IE is just one such application (and the one you seem to be using).  MS
> documents this object model with IE - however, you are only likely to
> find examples for VBScript or jscript, so will need to convert them to
> Python yourself.
>
> Since pyscript doesn't really know about IE in any special way, it
> doesn't know how to redirect 'print' statements to document.write()
> calls.  That has been my exuse anyway - hard-coding for IE wouldn't
> necessarily be too evil :)
>
> Mark.
>