I'm trying to build pywin32, and would like to know how to specify an
override for the include directories.
It's finding shlobj.h here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDK\include\shlobj.h
But I want it to use the one here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
However, I have a problem that one of the methods on the ActiveX
should show a UI and fire an event. The python code doesn't
show the UI
and no events get fired. This does the same thing in VB
uncles I wait in
a polling loop for my call to the ActiveX component and use the
ubiquitous
To: python-win32@python.org
Subject: [python-win32] makepy problem with Win XP and Word 2000
Hello everyone,
My problem:
Thanks to the absolutely fabulous win32com package by Mark Hammond, I
have been using Python for MS Word automation for a long
time. My script
was working perfectly until
What I would like to know is- is DispatchWithEvents() like the
unreliable Dispatch(), or is it more like using EnsureDispatch() +
event handling ?
DispatchWithEvents is more like EnsureDispatch - it requires the makepy
early-binding.
Does anyone have some example sof using
My english is 0.0 beta-version. Sorry.
Then I write the next with easy words.
No problem.
I have a strange problem (yerterday today), with COM server
write with
Python/Pywin
The COM-server for test is simple : only one method, who
return a string.
The problem :
With 2 cpu (one in
I tried installing a microsoft security patch for XP using os.system
method on windows 2000 professional. The installtion failed because of
incompatibility, but it still returned an exit code of ' 0 '.I also
tried using os.popen2,3,4 methods but didnt work.Any Inputson how i
can get the
as i understand it, then... PostMessage expects exactly 32bits... and
my guess is that since python has no unsigned ints, a 32bit value
needs more than 32bits, so python makes it a long, and then
postmessage complains about longs because it expects an int-sized
value.
PostMessage wants a
I'm afraid I haven't recently used the profiler with win32com. I have
recently used hotshot (which works quite well), but not with
win32com.client.dynamic objects. I've no idea where that error is coming
from.
I'm not sure of the real issue, but I do note that the problem occurs when
building
C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\win32com\client\gencache.py, line
559, in AddModuleToCache
dict = mod.CLSIDToClassMap
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'CLSIDToClassMap'
Does anyone know how to fix this? It looks like I'm missing some
functionality.
It looks like something
Hi All,
I have a problem using win32pdh with Python22.
The call of win32pdh.EnumObjectItems changes the
decimal point from . to , on my system.
I think it could be a problem with the language setting
form german.
So I run in trouble with unpickle of float objects.
Is there a soulution or
i can't seem to catch a WM_CREATE message in simple code.
i expect my code to print 'create', but it doesn't
The problem is the way win32gui works. win32gui sub-classes the created
window *after* the call to CreateWindow returns - however, WM_CREATE is sent
*before* CreateWindow returns. It
hi, i can't seem to create a bitmap in memory using pywin32.
my assert
fails, telling me that the bitmap size is (0,0)?
I'm no expert on GDI programming at all. However, I have code that works
that looks like:
hdcBitmap = win32gui.CreateCompatibleDC(0)
hdcScreen = win32gui.GetDC(0)
powerpoint = Target(
description = Python Remote PowerPoint Server,
## Build source file. For COM servers, the module name (not the
## filename) must be specified!
modules = [PowerPointUI],
create_exe = False,
)
Try adding dest_base=ppui to those params. That
...I've started getting problems with dynamic dispatch
G'day Robin,
Is there a phantom Word process still hanging around? Does the error
persist after a reboot. Do you have access to another machine which can run
the tests?
Mark
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It appears that win32com/client/genpy.py and
win32com/universal.py in win32all-155 are incompatible:
genpy.py/VTableItem.WriteVTableMap writes vtable entries as
six-tuples but
universal.py/Method.__init__ unpacks them as three-tuples.
This manifests itself as an unpack error in
Hi,
I think I've found a ref-count bug in
win32file.GetQueuedCompletionStatus
You have indeed! GetQueuedCompletionStatus used to assume that the
OVERLAPPED object was previously added to the IOCP via
PortQueuedCompletionStatus. I've now fixed that bug and checked the changes
into CVS.
win32process.beginthreadex allows you to specify the size. However there is
almost certainly a better way of doing what you want than creating that many
threads, generally using non-blocking operations and an IO Completion Port
- what exactly are you doing?
I believe the stackless prject is all
One of the functions in the com object I need to use has a
pointer in one of it's functions
(object.function(string input, struct * output))
In that case you should be writing:
ret = object.function(input)
And ret should be the record structure.
Mark
Title: Message
I'm
afraid you would need to look in pythonwin\pywin\scintilla\view.py and try to
determine what is going wrong.
Cheers,
Mark
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
Behalf Of Robert AdamsSent: Friday, 3 June 2005 4:24
AMTo:
I attached a zip file that contains a small python COM server and a
small VB6 client that reproduces the problem.
The server sends events to the VB6 client, but the problem is
the events
are handled in different threads in the VB6 client.
I would appreciate it if someone could tell me what
Thanks for the hints, I will try to modify the sample now to make it
work using inter thread marshalling.
But isn't it possible to have all the threads in the python
COM server run in a single MTA?
Not when the hosting application (VB in this case) is not in the MTA. You
either need to
There are other ways of using Python with IIS, such as:
Also note that recent pywin32 builds ship with Python support for ISAPI
filters and extensions. The support is quite low-level (ie, no significant
attempt to abstract the ISAPI interface) which is either good or bad,
depending on your
Having moved up to Python 2.4 (with pythonwin build 203), I
Fixed in build 204.
Mark
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In
general, finalizing and re-initializing Python has a number of issues - these
functions were not designed to be called that way.
(Please try and send plain-text mails to this list (for some reason my
mailer refuses to even switch my reply back to plain-text))
Mark
-Original
These
properties generally work for COM "structured storage" files.Microsoft
Office documents and a number of others use this format, and the win32com
functions allow you to get and set these properties.
If the
files are not these COM storage files, then you may need to look at creating a
This sounds like a bug in Python 2.4 and you are using ActivePython. The
recent pywin32 builds have a work-around for this problem, but ActivePython
was built before this was in place.
Mark
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Fitzhugh, Cary
..but how do i find out if let's say X:\foo\bar\blarg.baz is a local
path or in fact a mapped network path?
win32api.GetLogicalDriveStrings() may also help.
Mark
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I'm currently trying to write service in python (prototyping),
this service will, ideally, poll physical sensors (such as temperature
sensor,
light sensor,...) to get range of values. I want to write it on a Win32
platform.
But, My problem is: I don't have any idea of the necessary hardware
if __name__ == '__main__':
child = subprocess.Popen(
['python', 'echo.py'],
Try adding -u as an option to Python - this will force Python to reopen
stdout etc as unbuffered (ie, the problem is the client is buffering)
Mark
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As it turns out these have been added to win32gui (all except PeekMessage -
but I just added that). Let me know the version of Python you are using and
I will mail you a new win32gui.
I can't answer the MinGW question as I have never used it - but would be
happy to accept patches to setup.py to
AMAZING !!
It is depressing to see how easy it is :-)
It depends on how you look at it - I consider the need to manually wrap
objects a significant wart :)
Is there a Wiki for win32all or a living website (news, roadmap, TODO,
ideas) ?
Nope - sourceforge has a few of those facilities, but
I apologize sincerely and in advance if this problem has already been
discussed. I have been unable to find any reference to anything similar
in either the Python or Cygwin mailing lists, FAQs, etc.
Both cygwin and native Python also work fine for me under the default cygwin
shell.
If it is
Does anyone know the appropriate functions to call to narrow down
these window handles to just those that are present in the taskbar?
Checking the window is a top-level window gives a better result for me.
ie:
if IsWindowVisible(hwnd) and not GetWindowLong(hwnd, win32con.GWL_STYLE)
static PyObject *my_callback = NULL;
PyMODINIT_FUNC my_set_callback(PyObject *args)
{
PyObject *temp = args;
Py_XINCREF(temp); /* Add a reference to new callback */
Py_XDECREF(my_callback); /* Dispose of previous callback */
my_callback = temp;
I've encountered a problem when trying to use Com in some
instances. There is a
method on a Com object called getData() which takes in 4
paramaters ... all
pointers ... and fills them with data. I'm currently using
pointer() in ctypes on
the four args as they go in (like
Does anyone know how to keep a tkinter window always on top, despite
attempts to focus other windows? Here is my failed attempt. I've
tried both tkinter-only and win32-specific solutions. For this code,
the window does stay in front of the dos box it's launched from if I
try to focus the
Oops -
I missed the original - thanks Roger!
I've
now changed that check to:
if
os.path.splitext(win32service.__file__)[0].endswith("_d"):
Mark
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
Behalf Of Roger UpoleSent: Saturday, 27 August 2005 11:51
This should be possible with pywin32 - arbitrary interfaces can be
*implemented* by pywin32, just not called.
You will need to setup the event mechanism just as if they were IDispatch
based events. However, you will also need to setup the COM event class to
reference the typelib and typelib
I got a strange problem that I can play media files
(mp3 etc) through the Pythonwin.exe with the
WMPlayer.OCX. However, it could not be done through
the shell. When I checked the player.status, it shows
Opening media Please help.
As far as I know, the WMPlayer OCX will only work as a
The same process works fin in VBScript on the example page from
MagTek..
Does it work from VBScript executed via cscript/wscript? If it only works
from VBScript inside a webpage hosting the control, the problem will be that
you need an OCX container to host the control. Pythonwin is capable
As a
matter of interest, is there a reason the pywin32 package wasn't able to host
your service for free? It works quite well with a number of sophisticated
systems (including Zope) and even is supported by py2exe (so you need not
install Python itself)
Mark.
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I'm trying to make an explorer clone using python-win32.(not the tree.
just the folderview on the right side.)
I know that I have to use the IShellFolderIShellView, but don't know
how to.
If you are writing a clone and are only interested in the file system, there
would be no need to use the
This
crash happens deep inside Acrobat itself and seems like a bug in that
software.
Running the following _vbscript_ code produces the exact same error for
me:
set
test =
CreateObject("AcroPDF.PDF.1")test.LoadFile("filename.pdf")
Mark
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[EMAIL
After debugging a particular program I started getting funny messages
about window handles being bad. Then I get this at startup in a dialog
box from the runtime library
Runbtime Error!
Program c:\python\lib\site-packages\pythonwin\Pythonwin.exe
R6025
- pure virtual function call
'server.MyConnectableServer instance at 0x01483B48' was created, but
does not support the interface
'IConnectableServer'({F51A6858-F43E-4CF9-B603-6D15D3E8DB71}): No such
interface supported, None, None)
So the problem is our gateway doesn't think we support that interface.
# putting typelib
One more strange thing:
MakePy recognised the object as IRepository rather then Repository
I'm not sure what you mean here. Please post a complete code sample,
including all output that confuses you or you believe to be wrong.
Makepy.py output (fragment, for information about the
I've looked around, but I wasn't able to find anything about this
issue. I am writing an application that calls a separate windows
application as a process. That's not a problem, I can get it to run and
do what it needs to do. However, the normal way to stop the separate
windows
Your
code is explicitly creating a buffer object, which the win32com framework
translates as "array of bytes". Try just passing a list (or tuple) of
integers instead of the buffer.
Mark
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
Behalf Of Shad
Title: Re: [python-win32] findwindow by its class name
If all
else fails, youcould create a win32gui based hidden window with a
classname of your choice. pywin32's win32gui_taskbar.pydoes exactly
this. You would probably need to create this window in its own thread
running a win32gui
There are a couple of types unsupported by the property storage code. I did
try adding support, but the VT_CF structure is very poorly documented by MS.
After following the best instructions I could find, I did appear to get data
in CF_METAFILEPICT format, but I was unable to make
Hi all,
I've just released build 205 of the pywin32 extensions - you can find it
via:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32
or directly via:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=78018package_id=79063
release_id=365777
In summary, this release is mainly bug fixes, but a few
Python interface only invokes method without attributes, when
called without
brackets:
i.e: ref.Update() does not work, while ref.Update does invoke correct
_method_
The code is not using Makepy,
The problem is that the object is being asked to invoke a *property* named
Foo, but is
Nope,
that's it - or you could use win32apiGetFileVersionInfo to check a specific
DLL/.pyd.
Mark.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
Behalf Of Justin JohnsonSent: Friday, 28 October 2005 7:43
AMTo: python-win32@python.orgSubject:
Mark Hammond wrote:
Not from an external process, no - xpcom does not work across
processes. If
you wanted to write a Mozilla extension (ie, some chrome),
then other work
I am doing with the Mozilla guys will soon make this possible -
you will be
able to use Python whereever you can
So the new question is: how do you create a 1D array of variants
in python?
From what I've read this is normally handled behind the scenes by
PythonCom...?
That's correct - just pass a list or tuple. However, that is rarely the
complete answer - what *type* of variant should be in the array?
Hi Mark
Not sure if I got what you suggested correct. The
method I am trying to use is defined as:
def SyncWrite(self, NumItems=defaultNamedNotOptArg,
ServerHandles=defaultNamedNotOptArg,
Values=defaultNamedNotOptArg),
Errors=pythoncom.Missing):
There appears to be an extra close paren
Specifically I was wondering:
Does it require that I have outlook installed?
It requires outlook plus the simple mapi, or cdo libraries. These are
an optional component of the office 2000 install that is de-selected by
default (ie, you need to explicitly install it). Worse, for later Outlook
Is there any way that I can configure python-win32 to use VT_V8 as
the element type of a SAFE_ARRAY and suppress any conversion to
VT_VARIANT?
Not without patching the code, I'm afraid. The code (oleargs.cpp) has
explicit support for VT_UI1, but everything else does go through the generic
It looks like you have an old win32all version (it looks like it was fixed
in win32all-154). This should be fixed in all pywin32 versions available
from sourceforge.
Mark
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rogelio Flores
Sent: Tuesday, 29
Certainly COM would work. In this case your VB EXE would use
CreateObject
to create a Python implemented object.
As what type of Python Object?
I have the VB6 ide open, and the references Browser as well,
there is no generic Python object to include into a VB project.
Which means one
: Tony C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 8 December 2005 3:25 PM
To: Mark Hammond
Cc: python-win32@python.org
Subject: Re: Python-win32 Digest, Vol 33, Issue 7
Ok, I'm about 90% there now
I've used the Simple.py from page 213, because there is less involved.
when I run it- I see
I have previously asked about how to reload a ShellExtension during
development. There a a few good suggestions like killnig the explorer
process. Now I run into a bigger issue. When I uninstall (using
innosetup), the process is still loaded and it lock up scores of DLLs.
Killing explorer is
Hi all,
I have just released build 206 of the pywin32 extensions.
Change log and release notes:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=384202
Download via:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=78018
Please log any issues via the SourceForge bug
Roger Upole kindly pointed out that build 206 had a regression in the
win32gui.CreateDC() function. As a result I've released build 207. The fix
to win32gui.CreateDC() is the only change.
Change log and release notes:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=384458
Download
1) I wish to be able to use the events available in the object as well,
and after much reading (and purchasing of your book, Mark - which
helped ALOT in several other areas - thank you!) I was left feeling a
bit lost in the 'events' arena. Here is the code I am attempting (short
and simple)
Mark Hammond wrote:
Try leaving the events class as an old style class (ie, don't
derive from
object)
Hmm.. I did that, and got pretty much the same output - does this stack
trace help at all? The code listed at the bottom is my complete code
for my test. I don't need anything else
I have now created the basics of my application that uses a USB HID card
reader peripheral via a vendor supplied OCX com control, and it runs
fine from both the IDE (WingIDE) and the command line. Gathers the data
and stores it cleanly. Much happiness there. :)
However, when I compile it
Try:
outlook=win32com.client.GetActiveObject("Outlook.Application")
Mark.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On
Behalf Of Amrit JassalSent: Tuesday, 31 January 2006 8:59
AMTo: python-win32@python.orgSubject: [python-win32]
MAPI,windows
It looks as though the SHARE_INFO_502 supports this via the
sh502_security_descriptor attribute. Presumably this can be used with
NetShareGetInfo and NetShareSetInfo.
Mark.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Brad Tilley
Sent: Tuesday, 31
Mark, would you write an example of this using SHARE_INFO_502?
I'm afraid I don't have the time to do it all.
As a clue:
import pprint
pprint.pprint(win32net.NetShareEnum(None, 502))
([{'current_uses': 0,
'max_uses': -1,
'netname': u'IPC$',
'passwd': None,
'path': u'',
I am struggling with a problem related to passing a
VARIANT argument to a COM object.
I am getting this exception:
TypeError: The VARIANT type is unknown (001e)
Hmmm - I guess that is a bug in pywin32 - that variant type *is* valid in a
TYPEDESC, so pywin32 probably should convert that
I tried changing the 30 to 8 in the above line. This
does *not* work either, although it gives a different
error this time:
obj.AddTest('IsBuy', True)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File stdin, line 1, in ?
File
c:\Python24\lib\site-packages\win32com\gen_py\98B8AE14-466F-11D6-
e else out in the
future:pywintypes.error:(1783,'RegisterEventSource/ReportEvent','The
stub recieved bad data') Mark
On 2/5/06, Mark
Hammond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of mark mclarnon I didnt record the error code that was
I must admit I don't know how to fully test my implementation. I also
have at least one bug related to strings, which the test below will
demonstrate. I am soliciting any help I can get to solve the general
case. Or, failing that, I'm wondering if a less-general patch would be
accepted
Does the error above show with some certainty that
it's a problem with the COM object?
Sadly it doesn't demonstrate much with any
certainty!
Humm... Is there a way to debug the python side more
carefully? E.g., using a lower-level interface in the
pythoncom module or something?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File CharmAnalysis05.py, line 24, in ?
File ddeclient.pyc, line 6, in ?
File pywin\mfc\object.pyc, line 3, in ?
File win32ui.pyc, line 9, in ?
File win32ui.pyc, line 7, in __load
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not
STDMETHODIMP CTTOrderSelector::AddTest(LPCSTR
lpProperty, VARIANT vValue)
LPCSTR is not a valid COM type, but somehow it is
correctly handled in C#. The authors claim that their
C# client code has been tested and is known to work
correctly.
I assume that the C# implementation is using the
I got the impression from table 12-1 of Python
Programming on Win32 that writing 3 *(10 **9) to
Excel would succeed, but it seems to overflow, while
writing 3.0 *(10 **9) succeeds. Is this standard
behavior, or perhaps a bug?
Yes, it is a bug. I have fixed it here. As you noticed, a work
The problem is that I don't know how to obtain something that would be
accepted as an IStream (through python/com machinery) and that would
write everything to a file or in a string, and that I can read later.
Look at the win32com.server.util FileStream class. Usage would be something
like:
include DispatchWithEvents both the Execute() and
Close() methods no longer work for my Dispatch object,
with a Member not found error appearing. Why does
Execute and Close work with Dispatch by itself but not
when DispatchWithEvents is added?
What I find interesting is that both the
Oops - that last mail snuck away from me!
Enabling debug mode for event handlers is tricky - you probably
could open the makepy generated file and locate the function in the events
class:
def _query_interface_(self, iid):
import win32com.server.util
if
Roger Upole wrote:
There's an IE toolbar button demo in CVS:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/pywin32/pywin32/com/win32com
/demos/iebutton.py?rev=1.1view=log
I looked at this, but can't figure out what to do with it. Are there any
instructions? What seems apparant is that it
in traceutil, and then IE is crashing.
Ahh, yes, it all comes back to me now - that is the problem that means you must
wait for build 208 :( I'll try and do that early next week (I'm away for the
weekend!)
Mark
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I'm
afraid IMAPIStatus isn't exposed via pywin32 - depending on your patience, I
could probably get it done within a week or so, maybe even in time for build 208
:)
Mark
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Behalf Of Amrit JassalSent:
But how on eatrh can I set new widths and heights of a control? Do I have
to re-create the control using CreateWindow? Isn't there another way?
MoveWindow is the call you are after.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Ola Rylow
I'm accessing LabVIEW through the ActiveX interface and I'm having a
problem with reading a UInt32 array.
Support for VT_UI4 safe-arrays was added in pywin32 build 207, so you should
try that. Note however that build 208,
I wonder if the goal of pywin32 is to have a comprenhensive interface to
win32 API, or if the API are implemented on as needed basis.
Both :) I do try and keep it comprehensive (eg, by implementing a complete
family of functions when possible), but the reality is that many API
functions are
Hello,
I'm stress testing an application I have written using the Python Asp
bindings, on occasions I get an ASP 0147 error (Internal Server
Error), In the IIS logs it manifests itself as a c005 trapable
error.
That sounds like an Access Violation is happening - which probably is *not*
Here's the thing; I took your advice and kept an eye out for errors
related to the debugger support and fixed them when I found them
(often with a just quick try except clause as you suggested, I'll
revisit them when I get time),
Please do, and feed the changes you made back to me (even if I
I'm afraid I've no idea. The first thing to check is that username
configured to use the service, and check that the service does not rely on
any network shares or similar. Most service problems relate to this (eg,
trying to run a service from a mapped drive as the LocalSystem account
doomed to
Hi all,
I have just released build 208 of the pywin32 extensions.
Change log and release notes:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=403008
Download via:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=78018
Please log any issues via the SourceForge bug
I'm new to python and python-win32.
Need to use an instance of IE for a little work.
I'm trying looking at the examples found, but I'm encountering a
big problem
to proceed:
if I use win32com.client.Dispatch, all works fine, I can manipulate the IE
instance without problems. But I need to
I have a robust, stable Python script that runs 24-7, crunching a telnet
feed of real-time data. Problem is, it has to run in a dos console
window on the desktop. I would like to run it as a service,
If it must run on the desktop of the logged in user, then this is not what
services are for.
Hi, I'm hoping someone might provide some COM dispatching
insights as I'm relatively new to it in Python. Does using static
binding provide for better garbage collection when the dispatched class
has dispatched classes of it's own?
Nope - it should make no difference.
The nitty
Hello,
Does anybody have an example of getting hold of the start parameters
in a Python windows service?
I was half expecting them to be passed to SvcDoRun but I can't see
that they are.
Not an example - but they are passed to your service's __init__ function.
Most of the examples don't show
I want to use the WMI Performance API to collect performance
information from remote boxes. To do this I need to create a
WbemScripting. SWbemRefresher object like so:
objRefresher = CreateObject(WbemScripting.SWbemRefresher)
Is CreateObject something that is available from python (I have
I've been searching for this all weekend and can't find
what I consider a straight answer. I have an existing Tkinter
app which automates IE but I'd really like to embed IE in a
Tkinter frame but don't want to have to completely re-write the
app. I see it appears fairly easy to
The question is, how to convert a String in a BSTR (unicodestring with
header)?
Python will *always* (unless an object's typelib indicated otherwise) pass a
VT_BSTR when a string literal is specified. I'm afraid I can't speculate on
what the problem may otherwise be.
Mark
Please
see the comments in win32pdhutil.GetPerformanceAttributes - they explain that
many attributes, particularly the processor ones, require 2 samples to give
reasonable results.
The
comment says:
# NOTE: Many counters require 2 samples to give accurate
results,# including "% Processor
I am trying to access my python class, implemented as a COM server,
from my Visual Studio C# application. The problem is when I try to add
a reference with Visual Studio, my COM object isn't listed.
When I run PythonWin and use its COM Browser tool, my COM object is in
one of the registered
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