It's in Python. It just _works_!

[Grant Edwards]

A few months back I wrote a sort of a strip-chart recorder
program that talks DeviceNet to a measurement widget and plots
the received data in more-or-less real time using the Gnuplot
module.  It was written on Linux system with absolutely no
thought given to portability.  It's nothing big (about 650
lines of code).

Today, just for fun, I decide to try to run it under Win32.
After installing the Numeric and Gnuplot modules, I only had to
make 1-line changes to two places in the code, and it started
working.

Apparently, the file descriptor you get from a socket object
under Win32 can't be used with os.read() and os.write()?  I
couldn't find anywhere in the docs that said so, but I sure
couldn't get it to work.  At least not under WinMe.

-- 
Grant Edwards                   grante             Yow!  RELAX!!... This
                                  at               is gonna be a HEALING
                               visi.com            EXPERIENCE!! Besides,
                                                   I work for DING DONGS!