Of course I tried it and it is not working. I am trying for two days now.
The Interactive-switch is just preventing user inputs (this works fine).
The COM implementation is "suboptimal". There are a lot of features you can not
access via COM.
Don't ask me why. Due to this suboptimal behaviour, I need this stupid hack.
The question is now, what is a correct WM_SIZING-message?
With a string for the rect, a RECT-object, two words or something else?
It can't be possible that I am the first person sending a WM_SIZING-message to
a window in python?
schrieb Tim Roberts am 30.09.2010 23:12:
Andreas Holtz wrote:
The program is CATIA from Dassault.
They have a parameter to control the refresh of
the display (CATIAApplication.RefreshDisplay = False) but this
only works within their macro engine. For details see here:
http://ww3.cad.de/foren/ubb/Forum137/HTML/001099.shtml#000002
Have you tried it? That's exactly the switch you need. Although I
don't speak German, there's also a reference to an "Interactive"
property that might help you.
(I believe their explanation is justifying a bug, not describing
necessary behavior. Many COM servers handle this just fine.)
Beyond that, you're just hacking, and you'll need to experiment.
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