guidata based GUI in a separate process

[Dimitar Penev]

Hi All,

I am very new to Python and guidata.
I have fount guidata package and after some study I found it very usefull.

I want to create a python program which will generate guidata based GUI and
the user will be able to run a simulation.
I want to split the GUI from the simulation(so both run stable and don't
lock each other) so I want to put the GUI in a
separate process using multiprocessing
<https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#module-multiprocessing>
package.
For the inter process comunication I plat to use queues or pipes.

Do you think what I plan is feasible?
Any thoughts and comments?

Thank you.
Dimitar

[Fabien Lafont]

Have a look at Pythics

http://www.nanomaterials.phyast.pitt.edu/pythics.html
Hi All,

I am very new to Python and guidata.
I have fount guidata package and after some study I found it very usefull.

I want to create a python program which will generate guidata based GUI and
the user will be able to run a simulation.
I want to split the GUI from the simulation(so both run stable and don't
lock each other) so I want to put the GUI in a
separate process using multiprocessing
<https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#module-multiprocessing>
package.
For the inter process comunication I plat to use queues or pipes.

Do you think what I plan is feasible?
Any thoughts and comments?

Thank you.
Dimitar
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[Dimitar Penev]

Hi Fabien,

Thank you very much for the pointer!

Best Regards
Dimitar

Post by Fabien Lafont
Have a look at Pythics
http://www.nanomaterials.phyast.pitt.edu/pythics.html
Hi All,
I am very new to Python and guidata.
I have fount guidata package and after some study I found it very usefull.
I want to create a python program which will generate guidata based GUI
and the user will be able to run a simulation.
I want to split the GUI from the simulation(so both run stable and don't
lock each other) so I want to put the GUI in a
separate process using multiprocessing
<https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#module-multiprocessing>
package.
For the inter process comunication I plat to use queues or pipes.
Do you think what I plan is feasible?
Any thoughts and comments?
Thank you.
Dimitar
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