Is possible to call particular function from python script?

[gahhon]

I only found that AutoIt can actually execute the entire python script or execute the .exe (converted to .exe from .py)
But what if I just want call the particular function? If that possible to do so?

This is because python can't create fancy GUI like AutoIT does. So my plan is use AutoIT to have fancy GUI.
Then each buttons will trigger specific function in the python script or .exe file.

For instances:
btnSum - trigger function in python script or .exe file (funcSum)
btnMinus - trigger function in python script or .exe file (funcMinus)

 

Thanks for advance information.

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@gahhon
So it seems

[gahhon]

6 hours ago, FrancescoDiMuro said:

@gahhon
So it seems

Which mean I have to execute the it via CMD. I'll give it a try.
But how about if the python script already convert to executable file? Will it able to do the same?

[water]

You could use AutoItX: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3301561/calling-autoit-functions-in-python

[gahhon]

2 hours ago, water said:

You could use AutoItX: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3301561/calling-autoit-functions-in-python

That one is in Python script call AutoIT.
But what I am looking for in AutoIT script to call Python's particular function

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@gahhon

Definitely not

You can:

• Use the first suggestion;
• Use @water's suggestion, since, you are going to mix two languages anyway;
• Convert everything to AutoIt.

[gahhon]

8 minutes ago, FrancescoDiMuro said:

@gahhon

Definitely not

You can:

• Use the first suggestion;
• Use @water's suggestion, since, you are going to mix two languages anyway;
• Convert everything to AutoIt.

I can't convert everything to AutoIT tho, because there is something I can't achieve in AutoIT but quite easy to achieve by using Python.

[gahhon]

10 hours ago, FrancescoDiMuro said:

@gahhon
So it seems

So I have try that method, but will reset my global variable in the python script.
Because every time I execute the python script as new.