> > Calling COM methods is straightforward just like with other Python objects. > They can be called with positional and named arguments. > > Arguments marked [out] or [out, retval] in the IDL are returned from a > sucessful method call, in a tuple if there is more than one. If no [out] > or [out, retval] arguments are present, the HRESULT returned by the > method call is returned. When [out] or [out, retval] arguments are > returned from a sucessful call, the HRESULT value is lost. > > If the COM method call fails, a COMError exception is raised, containing > the HRESULT value. >
Is it true that there is no way to get a successful HRESULT from a call that has [out] variables? An example is a function that can timeout, it may return either S_OK (0) or S_FALSE (1), an the difference between the two is important! Is there anyway for me to retrieve that 'lost' HRESULT?
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