Hi,
pywin32 comes with a modified version of SWIG, but only in a binary form.
To adapt pywin32 for PyPy, I need to so some modifications in swig.exe.
(around the MAKE_PYCOM_CTOR macro)
How is swig.exe built? Is the source code available somewhere?
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libraries since I'm developing a tool within another
piece of software and I doubt if other individuals will be able to download
additional libraries.
What did you try so far? Did you use odbc to connect to Oracle?
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SWIG-1.1, the format char is hardcoded in the cpp source of SWIG
(in Modules/Python.cxx)::
case T_LONG : case T_ULONG: case T_SLONG :
parse_args l;
break;
which is wrong of course.
Was it ever considered using a newer version of Swig?
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,FILE_GENERIC_READ,
_wrap_python_const_FILE_GENERIC_READ);
You now have:
PyDict_SetItemString(d,FILE_GENERIC_READ,
PyInt_FromLong((long) FILE_GENERIC_READ));
Which is a small improvement IMO.
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swig_pywin32.diff
Description: Binary data
, FD_READ | FD_CLOSE)
... then socket_event may be used in WaitForMultipleObjects...
WSACloseEvent(socket_event)
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with an initial state of nonsignaled.
The handle of the event object returned cannot be inherited by child
processes. The event object is unnamed.
So it should be equivalent to::
win32event.CreateEvent(None, True, False, None)
then it can be closed with win32api.CloseHandle().
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() method?
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and functions are really the same.
Try to find the documentation related to iTunes.Application.CreatePlaylist for
example.
I'm sure that the corresponding examples will look similar to the code you
showed earlier.
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seems adequate here.
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(fd) which
called CloseHandle.
f.close() is enough here!
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-win32-cant-catch-wm-create/20wttljqlnoxetnqqfzr3sdjdpya
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really need CreateFile? the plain open() function also accept
unicode with Japanese characters...
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this way in the old
times. Nowadays the same feature can be achieved differently, by
using sys.meta_path for example.
Is this feature still used? Where?
Is it acceptable to not support it anymore, and suggest developers to
use a more modern method?
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demos, but that controlling an Excel
Instance for example crashed at some point.
Unfortunately I don't have access to any Windows machine anymore, but
I would be happy to help anyone who wants to push this development
further.
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that MQ Series Client libraries are installed, and
available in the PATH environment variable. Oh, and since this is a
service: this PATH should be set at the machine level, not at the logged-in
user level.
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of make_buildinfo.c to change that.)
You can probably modify the make_buildinfo project instead.
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, but I think that print myobject displays the
typename...
Do you have a hint or small example?
Thanks
Anton
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