Bruce,
Actually, there's a lot of excellent free documentation out there re
python and COM. Also, if you install the Win32Extensions package, have a
look in the demos folder as there are several useful samples in there.
Aside from the broken ActiveScript implementation post python 2.5, I'm
finding no problems with 2.7 which the audio kit is compiled against.
Steve
On 9/6/2011 6:32 AM, bb wrote:
Hi Steve,
Yes that is what I am attempting to do. Also, to learn how to share it and
build on all of the above. To make everything talk to the WE scripting language
and such.
Python is nice but like everything, finding the exact descriptions without
buying the book is not easy.
If you get it done before I do that would be great. I have had little luck
finding the best documentation.
` Also, do not use anything but Python 2.5 for as said, lots of things
got broken and few use the latest. For they are not the greatest...
Bruce
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2011 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: new Music Menu app
Bruce,
If you just want to build a COM server, then all you really have to do is
annotate your existing class definition, import the win32server libraries, and
add code to handle object registration/unregistration. It gets trickier if you
intend to create a shared object, though. In addition to the COM object, you
also must write a stub program to connect to WE, identify itself, and manage
the object's registration. I will post a wiki article demonstrating how to do
this some time soon--assuming you or someone else doesn't figure it out sooner.
Regards,
Steve
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