messages when PyMailGUI is started from another program, such as the PyDemos or
PyGadgets launcher bar GUIs. These status messages print server information; show
mail loading status; and trace the load, store, and delete threads that are spawned along
the way. If you want PyMailGUI to be more verbose, launch it from a command line
and watch:
C:\...\PP4E\Internet\Email\PyMailGui> PyMailGui.py
user: [email protected]
loading headers
Connecting...
b'+OK <[email protected]>'
load headers exit
synch check
Connecting...
b'+OK <[email protected]>'
Same headers text
loading headers
Connecting...
b'+OK <[email protected]>'
load headers exit
synch check
Connecting...
b'+OK <[email protected]>'
Same headers text
load 16
Connecting...
b'+OK <[email protected]>'
Sending to...['[email protected]', '[email protected]']Figure 14-46. PyMailGUI multiple windows and text editors
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