> I'd like to have this program run each time I start the IDE. How do I > do that?
Check out pywin.framework.intpyapp - you will find almost all the pythonwin "app" framework there, including sys.argv handing. Specifically, "/run" might be the option you want (and alternatively, patches that get a bit closer to what you need are obviously welcome) > I'd also like to save window settings when I close the IDE. How do I > capture the quit event? How do I enumerate the open windows? I'm not sure how simple that would be, but extra code in intpyapp's ExitInstance might make sense. > I have started reading the MFC documentation. It is not easy reading! > It > is hard to tell which methods are actually available, and what the > parameters mean. Yep - that hasn't changed in over 10 years ;) > I assume if I had the appropriate header file I'd have access to the > values of the named constants. How do I get that file? What file? Win32ui has most constants you should need. Otherwise, see h2py.py (somewhere in your Python's scripts/tools directory) > Is there a tutorial re MFC that might make it easier? Not that I'm aware of (but things may have changed in the 10 years since I last looked ;) Cheers, Mark _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
