Hi!!
This is a million dollar Question for us…plz help us!!
We want to know if there is any way in which Blender Window can be divided into 4 parts , wherein each part will be running a different python script.
To be precise, if I click on an object in one of the part then it’s relevant python script shud be triggered to show the output in another part…all this using python scripting!!!
Desperately need any help with a detailed explanation.
thanks
If you want to know how to split a window all you do is mouse over the border, right-click, and choose Split Area.
You can load different scripts at once. As far as how they would interact goes (if they can) That would depend on the scripts. I think in general, most scripts require that they be used one at a time.
Not sure I understand. You can already make changes that show in all windows at once. Why is Python necessary? What scripts do you want to use? What exactly are you trying to do?
If you want to know how to split a window all you do is mouse over the border, right-click, and choose Split Area.
Split area, By Default, only shows different views (top view,side view etc.) of the same object in different 3d windows. We dont want to show different views of the same object.
You can already make changes that show in all windows at once. Why is Python necessary? What scripts do you want to use? What exactly are you trying to do?
What we want to do is : 
We want to split the screen using python script.
Say 1 part of the screen contains a Tree like graph( with nodes not leaves ). On clicking any node we want to display more information regarding that node in the 2nd Part of the same screen.
Similarly,clicking on something in the 2nd part should display corresponding informaiton in the 3rd part which could also be a text editor (say to display only textual data)
Thanks for taking time to reply. I hope i am clearer this time 
Ok, I see now.
Sorry, I can’t give you the info you need to do this.
You probably already know about these but here are some relevant links which may be usesful.
http://www.blender.org/modules/documentation/232PythonDoc/index.html
http://www.blender.org/modules/documentation/232PythonDoc/Window-module.html
Looking at your other posts it looks like you’ve asked in all the right places.
If you haven’t already, You might try asking these folks directly. theeth, Goofster, S68
Sorry that I’m not able to help more than this.