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Is there a two-pane file manager (Total Commander style, not
necessary to be 100% compatible) written as a PyQt application?<br>
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Google found me a wxPython PyCmdr which (sight unseen) may be a fine
program, but since I want to tweak it some, and I prefer PyQt, I
thought I'd ask here for a possible starting point.<br>
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What I actually want to do, I think, after staring at Firefox AddOns
for ages, and Javascript upload solutions, is to implement a program
called HTTP Commander, which would allow synchronization between
files on a computer and a web site. There are FTP programs that do
a fine job of that, when FTP access is available. <br>
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But I have a situation where FTP access cannot be granted, and if it
could, it couldn't handle the job anyway, because of the way the web
site stores the data. But CGI programs can finesse those
differences, and so a CGI interface, likely a RESTful one, will be
developed in conjunction with HTTP Commander. What the web site
does under the covers really won't matter to the program, as long as
it emulates a tree-structured file system, and can supply directory
data, download "files", and upload "files". So the program could be
used as a replacement for those FTP programs, but its real power is
if the storage format on the Web site is unique.<br>
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I'll start from scratch, if necessary... but would appreciate a
higher-level starting point if findable and available.<br>
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Glenn<br>
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