I'm interesting in integrating python with an X10 installation package; I've found "python-x10" dated 2012 on Github that does install, but there no detailed information. I have X10SDK installed in the registry, which I've used in VB6 and I've seen used in C#; it appears to be object orientated, probably a COM object, but I'm not sure if it could be imported into python.
I'm primarily interested in receiving X10 messages. My fallback would be to write a VB6 program that receives X10, then have it launch a python program; it would be al lot cleaner if I could do it all in Python.
UPDATE: I've found App & Scripting examples of the X10SDK being used in C#, Java Script, perl, php, as well as VB6 app & vbScript; there must be away to integrate this into python.
I can import win32com.client, but MyObject = win32com.client.Dispatch("X10.ActiveHome") fails with errors.
Does anyone have familiarity with X10 in Python?
I'm primarily interested in receiving X10 messages. My fallback would be to write a VB6 program that receives X10, then have it launch a python program; it would be al lot cleaner if I could do it all in Python.
UPDATE: I've found App & Scripting examples of the X10SDK being used in C#, Java Script, perl, php, as well as VB6 app & vbScript; there must be away to integrate this into python.
I can import win32com.client, but MyObject = win32com.client.Dispatch("X10.ActiveHome") fails with errors.
Does anyone have familiarity with X10 in Python?