Bruce Who schrieb:
> Hi, Thomas
>
> Finally I make it to create a COM object:
>
> class EventSink:
> def OnLoadFinished(self):
> print 'load finished'
>
> o = comtypes.client.CreateObject("SomeObj2.SomeObj.1", sink=EventSink())
>
> but the EventSink.OnLoadFinished() is never called, and I still donnot
> know how to get an interface, :-(
Well, comtypes.client.CreateObject /returns/ a pointer to a COM interface.
If it is not the interface you want, you can call
o.QueryInterface(IOtherInterface)
on it - how you get or create the IOtherInterface Python class that 'describes'
the interface is another question. If the COM object supplies type information
then comtypes generates a Python wrapper for the type library automatically
in the 'comtypes.gen' package. The module name is derived from the type
library,
for example for InternetExplorer the typelib is name comtypes.gen.SHDocVw (Note
that this is a very shallow module, it imports everything from another module
that
is named after the GUID and version from the typelib; for IE it is
'comtypes.gen._EAB22AC0_30C1_11CF_A7EB_0000C05BAE0B_0_1_1').
You can import the interfaces from any of these modules.
For the events: First, the event handler methods receive an additional argument
'this' just after the 'self', this is an implementation detail of comtypes;
which
mirrors that COM methods you *implement* also receive this argument.
Then, it could be that the name of the method is wrong; comtypes does *not*
prepend
an 'On' to the method name.
A useful event sink for COM objects is one that responds to __getattr__ by
dynamically
creating event handlers, the attached script demonstrates this (for IE, again).
Oh, there 'may* be a totally different reason why you don't receive events:
By default, comtypes (like pythoncom) creates a single-threaded COM appartment,
in which you usually should run a message pump.
Thomas
import unittest
import comtypes.client
class EventHandler(object):
"""Instances are called when the COM object fires events."""
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
def __call__(self, this, *args, **kw):
print "Event %s fired" % self.name, args, kw
class Events(object):
"""Provide handlers for COM events."""
def __init__(self):
self._event_names = set()
def __getattr__(self, name):
if name.startswith("__") and name.endswith("__"):
raise AttributeError(name)
print "# event found:", name
self._event_names.add(name)
return EventHandler(name)
class EventsTest(unittest.TestCase):
def test(self):
sink = Events()
o = comtypes.client.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application",
sink = sink)
from comtypes.gen.SHDocVw import IWebBrowser
print
print "Default interface", o
print "IWebBrowser interface", o.QueryInterface(IWebBrowser)
o.Visible = True
o.Visible = False
o.Quit()
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()
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