I loaded Python and downloaded the debug libraries. I made sure they are
all in place (i.e. pythoncom20_d.dll) is in my NT system32 directory next to
the non _d version and the other dll's are also in the directories next to
their non _d counterparts.
When I do "import pythoncom" from within pyt
> When I do "import pythoncom" from within python_d, it tells me
> "ImportError:
> No module named pythoncom".
>
> How can I get this to work?
You must open the registry where you existing "PythonPath" and "Modules"
keys exist. You will notice Modules entries for "pythoncom" and
"pywintypes" poi
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Mark Hammond schrieb:
> > When I do "import pythoncom" from within python_d, it tells me
> > "ImportError:
> > No module named pythoncom".
> >
> > How can I get this to work?
>
> You must open the registry where you existing "PythonPath" and "Modules"
>
> After posting this to the Python newsgroup, one response said you
> (ActiveState) may have a global variable in you distribution that
> could make
> this work. Is this true? If so, how does it work and would you point me
> to the docs. If not, is this a feature your could/would add?
I belie
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> How do I execute another applications command using Active Python - for
> example - the equivalent in Perlscript is
>
>$Application - >
I am afraid I don't know Perl that well! However, you should look up the
documentation on the os.popen() and os.system() functions - they are
probably wh
You can´t distribute ActivePython Installer without an agree with
ActiveState, so I don´t
think they want to create an alternative installer for distribution, because
this is their bussiness.
> -Mensaje original-
> De: Tuttled [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: Martes, 28 de Novie
Outside of any wierd keys that may be loaded into the registry(some dumb
companies do this to FORCE a monopoly), you can try just about any installer.
The trick is getting ALL of the right dlls. Even activestate could have
problems with this. Sadly, python isn't popular enough to likely have its
Of course I was just talking about ActivePython.
In general is really easy to make a small python distribution using the
standard python.
I do this all the time using Inno Setup, wich it is free.
http://www.jrsoftware.org/
On the other hand, I don´t like Microsoft Installer (maybe in the near
fu
I am attempting to use the win32service.EnumServicesStatus() function in an
win32 audit module I am working on and am having some trouble creating the
proper structure.
When I test the function with something like the following:
import win32service
import win32con
accessSCM = win32con.GENERIC_R
Actually you can redistribute in your own organization. And I think you'd
agree that you probably don't want every user being able to go to
"Start->Programs" and finding a new toy to play with! ;-)
From
http://www.activestate.com/Legal/Active_Python_License_Agreement_Text.txt:
"2. You may make
Thanks Mark! I've posted your solution over at
microsoft.public.scripting.wsh. It was Steve Fulton over there that
suggested ActiveState. I'm hoping that dong a little Python/WSH posting
over there will peek someone's curiosity about Python!
Don
-Original Message-
From: Mark Hammond [m
A single alternate ActiveState install package would be handy. This way,
there would be the current one for development, and a "run-time" package,
for distribution only. This run-time could be identical to the current
package, minus the PythonWin IDE, and the Python Docs.
Of course, I could creat
Biju Ramachandran wrote:
>
> Hi there:
>
> How do I execute another applications command using Active Python - for
> example - the equivalent in Perlscript is
>
>$Application - >
Could you give an actual example? Are you perhaps invoking a COM method
on an object?
Paul
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On 29 Nov 2000, at 10:30, Paul Prescod wrote:
> Biju Ramachandran wrote:
> > How do I execute another applications command using Active Python - for
> > example - the equivalent in Perlscript is
> >$Application - >
>
> Could you give an actual example? Are you perhaps invoking a COM method
>
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On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 13:46:43 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On 29 Nov 2000, at 10:30, Paul Prescod wrote:
>> Biju Ramachandran wrote:
>> > How do I execute another applications command using Active Python -
for
>> > example - the equivalent in Perlscript is
>> >$Application - >
>>
>> Could
> From someone who is familiar with Perl (but a newbie in
> Python), here's a snippet of Perl code which uses the syntax that
> Biju refers to:
>
> use Win32::OLE;
> my $xl = Win32::OLE->new('Excel.Application', 'Quit');
> my $book = $xl->Workbooks->Open('c:\My Documents\P
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