[PythonCE] Re: no select module

Voidspace mike at pcblokes.com
Tue Dec 2 05:28:56 EST 2003


I'm not an expert either - but this list can be quite quiet so I'll give 
you two suggestions.

First - see if you can find the same .pyc file from the standard python 
2.3 distribution. as it is a .pyc it is a compiled python file - so the 
standard one will run - whether it will *work* is a different matter :-)

If it doesn't work - try emailing hte question to help at python.org
They won't be able to rebuild select for the pocketPC - but they might 
help you find a work around (you could also try the newsgroup 
comp.lang.python )

Fuzzy

mailing at piwo.ws wrote:

>Hi :)
>
>B>   Will select module from windows i386 python 2.2 work ?
>
>Ups, sorry, i am wrong :) I guess it cannot be done so easy :)
>
>I need select module within a script i must run on PPC 2003.
>This module is used in two places:
>
>-----------------
>    rlist, wlist, elist = select.select([request], [], [], 0.1)
>-----------------
>
>and here in sockets:
>
>-----------------
>    soc = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
>    soc.connect((HOSTNAME, PORT))
>    soc.send(data)
>    rlist, wlist, elist = select.select([soc], [], [], 15)
>    if rlist:
>        answer = soc.recv(9999)
>        return answer
>    soc.close()
>-----------------
>
>Does anyone know, how can i get the same efect without using select
>module. Sorry, but i am not python programmer :)
>
>  
>

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