> Always interpret it as hex, or always interpret it as decimal.
I see what you mean. But I don't think I'll worry about it.
-- Jim
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> This only works if the hexadecimal representation has digits in [A-F].
> What if the stored value is 10, but in hexadecimal?
I don't get what you mean. If the value is "10, but in hexadecimal",
isn't that A?
The problem my fix solves is where the folder under the typelib guid is
named somethin
I was trying to use Makepy to wrap a typelib, but couldn't find the one
I wanted in the list of libs offered, and couldn't find a way to browse
to a specific one.
Turns out the reason was that the lib was version 10, which was listed
in the registry in hex as version a.0. The tlb chooser in Makep
