Anthony,
I have, finally, come to the conclusion that you are absolutely right:
it is fundamentally broken to make the generated modules dependent on
timestamps.
Whether a generated module is up to date or not should only depend on two
things:
- the version number of the type library (this is clear)
- and the 'version number' of the comtypes codegenerator.
The former is already taken care by the naming convention of the generated
modules,
the latter can probably be achived by generating a code snippet like this
into the wrapper module itself:
"""
import comtypes.tools.codegenerator
if comtypes.tools.codegenerator.version != 42:
raise ImportError("wrong version")
"""
and then regenerating the wrapper code when the import fails. No longer
fiddling with imp.find_module(), searching for type library files, fiddling
with timestamps and so on.
Ok?
Thanks,
Thomas
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