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John Pote
Hi,
Has anyone any thoughts on structuring a program so that it can be extended
simply and elegantly by a user who only has a compiled (.pyc) version of the
application?
I wish to write an application, myApp, that provides a GUI to, amongst other
things, a simulator implimented as a class. myApp's simulator may then be
extended by more python code to produce what is effectively 'myApp2'. The
simulator might then be further extended from myApp2 to myApp3 in a similar
manor. Don't think there would be much call, if at all, to go beyond myApp3
level. But who knows!
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
John Pote
Has anyone any thoughts on structuring a program so that it can be extended
simply and elegantly by a user who only has a compiled (.pyc) version of the
application?
I wish to write an application, myApp, that provides a GUI to, amongst other
things, a simulator implimented as a class. myApp's simulator may then be
extended by more python code to produce what is effectively 'myApp2'. The
simulator might then be further extended from myApp2 to myApp3 in a similar
manor. Don't think there would be much call, if at all, to go beyond myApp3
level. But who knows!
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
John Pote