Suraj Barkale schrieb:
> Is there a way to do the following?
>
> try:
> import comtypes.gen.Word
> except:
> comtypes.client.GetModuleContaining('Word.Application')
> import comtypes.gen.Word
>
> Right now what I am doing is:
> word_app = comtypes.client.CreateObject('Word.Application')
> import comtypes.gen.Word
>
> But it gives problems if I want to move creation of word_app in a function.
No, that's not possible (at least not easily, if at all). There is no
general way to find the type library belonging to a COM object.
What you can do is to find out the libid and version numbers of the
typelibrary, and pass them to comtypes.client.GetModule. For me, this works:
import comtypes.client
comtypes.client.GetModule(("{00020905-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}", 8, 0,
1033))
import comtypes.gen.Word
The magic numbers used in the call to GetModule are from the comtypes.gen.Word
file,
once it has been created.
Thomas
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