Hi there,
after some investigation I found the issue: the new version of PyWin32
does not find the makepy generated Python module.
So I also learned that my codes needs this pre-generated. I am afraid I
had a lack of understanding how PyWin32 and COM work i e the difference
between make-py-generated dispatch and a dynamic dispatch.
So I need to initiate the makepy generation - but here comes my next
problem: I work with an objext xxx.Application i. e. Excel.Application.
However, the CLISD of this object is not the CLSID of the respective
typelib and I would need this to initiate makepy for the typelib.
Regards
Christoph
Am 26.10.2025 um 15:36 schrieb Christoph J. Dorner via python-win32:
Hi there,
I discovered that an MSOffice wrapper, especially an EXCEL wrapper
does not work as I was used to anymore. I evaluated the COM-object (or
its _dispobj_ subobject) attributes _prop_map_get_ and _prop_map_put.
It seems they are gone. Instead there is a subobject _olerepr_ with
attributes propMapGet / propMapPut. However, these are lazily
evaluated i. e. this doesn't work as desired either.
I recently upgraded to PyWin32 3.11 - not sure what I used before, a
pretty early 3.0x release at least.
Was there a change I am not aware of?
Regards
Christoph
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