Try
del xxx
Even when you invoke whatever "stop" or "close" methods that object
offers, you sometimes still have to delete the object to make the
application shut down.
- Greg Antal
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bob gailer wrote, On 1/20/2009 11:27 AM:
Gary Scorby wrote:
You are
correct, it no longer
refers to the object. I should have added a few more details.
Windows still believes the object is in use, in this case it’s a
dll. Nothing else can be done with the dll until Python is completely
shut down. None of the other dll com objects I have used in the past
have
had this problem.
Excel behaves that way also. One must explicitly tell Excel to quit, as
in excelObj.quit(). Does your dll have an equivalent?
Or take a look at psTools for ways to kill processes.
--
Bob Gailer
Chapel Hill NC
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