Python 2.4.1
Pywin23 2.10
I'm in the process of upgrading my python to 2.4.3, will send a follow-up
after I'm done testing.
Thanks!
-Jim
Jim Steil
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Machin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 10:52 AM
To: Jim Steil
Cc: python-win32@python.org
Subject: Re: [python-win32] Excel win32com newbie question
On 6/10/2006 11:34 PM, Jim Steil wrote:
> Thanks for your response too! Unfortunately, I must have something messed
> up here because this didn't work either.
>
>>>> from win32com.client import Dispatch, constants
>>>> print getattr(constants, 'xlHAlignRight', 'Bzzzzt!')
> Bzzzzt!
>>>> app = Dispatch('Excel.Application')
>>>> print getattr(constants, 'xlHAlignRight', 'Bzzzzt!')
> Bzzzzt!
Yeah well silly me for presuming you had run makepy :-)
>
> I tried running the makepy.py on the Excell 11.0 Object library and that
> fails on me as well. Any suggestions?
Tell us a few things you should have supplied w/o being asked:
(1) what version of Python (2.4.what??)
(2) what pywin32 build number
(3) copy/paste of result when you ran makepy
If the makepy gives you a weird syntax error (like the syntax error you
showed in the response to Tim Roberts), that could be an old bug (in
Python, I believe). Ensure that you have Python 2.4.3, and the latest
build of pywin32, and try it again. IIRC, the workaround involved
editing the file with the syntax error, adding a few spaces to the end
of the allegedly offending line, and one or two lines before that.
HTH,
John
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