I was calling win32gui.FlashWindow(), with the 6 arguments specified in
the PythonWin docs
win32gui.FlashWindowint
= FlashWindow(hwnd, bInvert , hwnd , dwFlags ,
uCount , dwTimeout )
The error stated that FlashWindow() only takes 2 arguments.
Mark, when you get around to looking at this, if you
Does the thread actually not run, or does it run, but lack the right to
write files, raise an exception that you have no way of detecting, and
exit?
If you install the service as an administrative user who has the "Log
on as a service" right (in Control Panel -> Administrative Tools ->
Local Secur
Hi,
I'm writing an event log monitor that will run as a service, and to do
that I'm going to follow the advice someone gave me on this list earlier
and implement a producer/consumer model, where one thread listens for
new event log entries and pushes them onto a Queue, and the second
thread rea
I have recently installed PythonWin 2.4. There is a problem with
Tools->Browse PythonPath. Whenever I select it, I get the long error
message shown below. I would be very grateful for any help with this matter.
My operating system is Windows 98 SE (4.10.A)
Python used is ActivePython 2.4.0-2
The problem with the system tray icon is due to
a bug in mfc 7.1 that's causing Pythonwin to not shut
down correctly.. There's a workaround in CVS, and
should be in the upcoming release.
Roger
"Robin Becker" wrote:
Is it a known bug that the pythonwin icon seems to persist in the system
This is actually a windows problem I have seen many times. What happens
is if any program crashes, it can leave phantom icons on the system
tray. I have seen this a lot with outlook and Yahoo Pager. What you
usually need to do is just move your mouse over the icon on the tray and
windows will cl
[Damon Brinkley]
| Hello everyone. I am a sys admin in charge of about 100
| windows servers in an Active Directory environment and would
| like to know if there's a way to use Python for my scripting
| needs instead of vbscript. I would like to do some ADSI and
| WMI type stuff with Python i
Hello everyone. I am a sys admin in charge of about 100 windows servers in an
Active Directory environment and would like to know if there's a way to use
Python for my scripting needs instead of vbscript. I would like to do some
ADSI and WMI type stuff with Python if possible. Any help would
Is it a known bug that the pythonwin icon seems to persist in the system toolbar
area when the toplevel window is killed. It doesn't seem to happen when the
file.exit is hit.
Also I seem to be able to get the pythonwin process to persist in a hidden way
(I think when a debug session is killed b
