I was hoping someone could give me some pointers on using comtypes.
I’m creating an object using CreateObject but I’m unable to programmatically
find keys and values for enumerations. From looking through the generated
code, I can see that the enumerations are parsed but dumped into the module’s
global scope. Is this correct?
# values for enumeration 'IlluminationNormalization'
nmSpotsize = 1
nmIntensity = 2
nmCondenser = 3
nmMiniCondenser = 4
nmObjectivePole = 5
nmAll = 6
IlluminationNormalization = c_int # enum
From the comments in the generated code, I can see that comtypes knows which
enum the constants came from but is this information available from comtypes?
I’m trying to see if it is discoverable other than looking in the generated
code.
I’d like something to the effect of:
import comtypes.client as cc
scope = cc.CreateObject(‘TEMScripting.Instrument’)
enums = cc.Enums(scope)
scope.Illumination.Normalization = enums.IlluminationNormalization.nmAll
instead of:
import comtypes.client as cc
scope = cc.CreateObject(‘TEMScripting.Instrument’)
scope.Illumination.Normalization = 6
Thanks,
-Craig
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