You're a magic man. The parameter signatures didn't match on my event
handlers and the exception was getting eaten.
Thanks for the logging tip ... very useful!
Cheers,
Sandy
Thomas Heller wrote:
If an exception happens in your event handler (before something is printed),
or an exception happens calling your event handler (for example if it is called
with more or less arguments than it expects), then comtypes catches the
exception
and logs an error via Pythons logging module. So, to see the exceptions if
there
are any, you must configure logging to not swallow the exceptions silently.
Adding these lines at the top of your script should work, for example:
import logging; logging.basicConfig(level=logging.ERROR)
begin:vcard
fn:Alexander "Sandy" Walsh
n:Walsh;Alexander "Sandy"
org:Impath Networks
adr:Suite 100;;42 Payzant Ave;Halifax;NS;B3B 1Z6;Canada
email;internet:swa...@impathnetworks.com
title:Software Developer
tel;work:902-468-1010 x 246
x-mozilla-html:FALSE
url:http://www.impathnetworks.com http://www.pstdvr.com
version:2.1
end:vcard
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