Hello,
I have a COM-server application which I want to interact with from an
python-application.
I defined the idl file myself and compiled into a typelib.
When I want to load the typelib (with GetModule('mytlb.tlb')), I get an
exception:
"Ignoring interface myInterface which has no base interface"
The interface 'myInterface' does indeed not extend IUnknown or any other
interface, because it makes no sense in this context.
To overcome this, I modifies the 'myInterface' so it has the IUnknown-interface
as base, and implemented the inherited methods (as empty stubs)
So my question is: why can't I have custom-interfaces (that don't inherit
IUnknown) in my library if I want to? Why is this imposed by tlbparser.py?
Maybe there is a good reason, but I fail to see it.
Can someone please enlighten me? Or is this test (tlbparser.py -line 248)
superfluous?
Thanks!
Thomas
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