installing a WHEEL File on windows 10

Once again, thanks so much for your help RaiMan
you always help me see the light. :)

But, I can do something like this:

subprocess.call(["python" ,"c:\BrainStem\development\python_examples\usbhub3p_example.py"])

Which is really all I need to do.

I do not specifically have to have the BrainStem python code integrated into
the Sikuli scripts.

This is a programmable 8 port USB hub. The specifics of the test automation is to
manipulate the ports, by enabling or disabling specific ports at specific times
during the test.

FYI: this is the BrainStem package that I am using:
https://acroname.com/system/files/software/brainstem_dev_kit_mswindows_i386_1.zip

Again thanks for your help.

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Subject: Re: [Question #680792]: installing a WHEEL File on windows 10

Your question #680792 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- brainstem-2.7.5-py2.py3-none-any.whl
this is for use with normal C-based Python. Such modules usually cannot be used with SikuliX/Jython.

You have to install it with normal Python and then analyse the module structure. If there are any C-based/native libs dependencies, then there is no chance to use it with SikuliX.

Another point is to find out, wether the wheel installation is supported by Jython and what has to be done in case.
If this is possible and the import ends up with module-not-found-error, then it is not useable.

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Once again, thanks so much for your help RaiMan you always help me see the light. :)

But, I can do something like this:

subprocess.call(["python" ,"c:\BrainStem\development\python_examples\usbhub3p_example.py"])

Which is really all I need to do.

I do not specifically have to have the BrainStem python code integrated into
the Sikuli scripts.

This is a programmable 8 port USB hub. The specifics of the test automation is to manipulate the ports, by enabling or disabling specific ports at specific times during the test.

FYI: this is the BrainStem package that I am using:
https://acroname.com/system/files/software/brainstem_dev_kit_mswindows_i386_1.zip

Again thanks for your help.

Always welcome.

I was a bit in a hurry, so I did not mention this "integration" solution.
But you found it anyways.

All the best.