I'm new to pychecker. Some of my code generates the following
No class attribute (HWND) found
While HWND is not an attribute of the class, it IS an attribute of the
instance created (my class is one of several classes used to create
the new class). Can I use __pychecker__ to selectively
Thanks Simon. I looked at the other two and ended up using your
version unmodified as the changes in watsup and pywinauto dealt with
things unique to their needs. Your code still addresses basic needs
and rather well at that.
Regards
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When interfacing to a COM object, is it possible to pump messages in a
thread?
I'm working on an application that automates IE and needs to monitor
IE events (yes I know about Pamie). I'm able to start IE as follows:
ie = win32com.client.DispatchWithEvents( object, YamieEvents )
I'm working on a com automation project involving IE (yes, I know
about Pamie). I connect to IE through DispatchWithEvents, start a
navigation, and then loop calling PumpWaitingMessages. I see the
events OK and all is well. At some point it is clear that the
navigation is complete (at least
There seem to be a number of winguiauto(s) available on the net. Is
there any 'offical' version?
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You'll have to give me a bit of slack as I'm new to python. Much
python development seems to be hosted on sourceforge. There are a
couple of copies there with a number of modifications that seem to
center on waiting for windows to exist. There is also the copy on
Brunning's site without these
I'm very new to Python and have a question concerning IE automation and
detection of page completion.
The MSDN article 180366 states in part:
The top-level frame fires the DocumentComplete in the end. So, to check
if a page is done downloading, you need to check if the IDispatch*
parameter
I'm very new to Python and have encountered what appears to be a bug
when using com automation of IE with events. I get exception messages
that look like this:
pythoncom error: Python error invoking COM method.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
Without going into an overly long discussion, suffice to say that the
busy attribute, notwithstanding Microsoft documentation to the
contrary, simply doesn't work.
BTW, there are a fair number of URLs for which PAMIE's combination of
busy and readystate doesn't work.
This scheme is somewhat
Thanks very much Roger.
As you might have guessed, I'm rather new to Python. The notion that
== does the job illustrates one of the reason's I've undertaken
learning yet another new language (40+ years on, the language count is
rather larger than I'd care to admit). I should also mention the
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