Hello,
I am trying to read the contents of a CListCtrl. The control is in a window
owned by a non-python process. I can get pretty close but ultimately get a
failure from PyCListCtrl.GetItem(). I think it's because the python layer is
passing a pointer from its own address space to a different
Your example didn't try to define the variable, it only attempted to
look at it's current value
try this
>> C:\Tmp>set LANG
>> Environment variable LANG not defined
C:\tmp> set LANG="SOME_LANGUAGE"
set LANG
LANG="SOME_LANGUAGE"
Message: 5
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 10:54:13 -0700
From: Tim Rober
> It appears that win32com/client/genpy.py and
> win32com/universal.py in win32all-155 are incompatible:
> genpy.py/VTableItem.WriteVTableMap writes vtable entries as
> six-tuples but
> universal.py/Method.__init__ unpacks them as three-tuples.
> This manifests itself as an unpack error in
> w
On Mon, 9 May 2005 16:23:08 -0700, Nalli Dinesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>This seems very easy, as every programming language provides this. But
>I don;t know why I have this not working for me in Python scripts.
>The problem:
>I am trying to create and set environment variable LANG under wind
Les Novotny wrote:
> Hi,
> I am looking for a python module for serial I/O such that from python on
> windows I can send a sequence of characters out COM1 followed by a
> carriage return to an intelligent device (that interprets the data) and
> then I need to capture a returned string of character
It appears that win32com/client/genpy.py and win32com/universal.py in
win32all-155 are incompatible:
genpy.py/VTableItem.WriteVTableMap writes vtable entries as six-tuples but
universal.py/Method.__init__ unpacks them as three-tuples. This manifests
itself as an unpack error in win32com.universa
Hi,
I am looking for a python module for serial I/O such that from python on
windows I can send a sequence of characters out COM1 followed by a
carriage return to an intelligent device (that interprets the data) and
then I need to capture a returned string of characters that comes back
from the dev
Mark-
The example application I am working
from does the following (but never actually does a CreateObject with the
dll):
' set up the input
Dim pConv As New SRS_CONLib.Point2D
pConv.x = CDbl(m_sX)
pConv.y = CDbl(m_sY)
pConv.Projection = m_inProj
' check to see if the range is
valid
On 5/10/05, Nalli Dinesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
> This seems very easy, as every programming language provides this. But
> I don;t know why I have this not working for me in Python scripts.
> The problem:
> I am trying to create and set environment variable LANG under windows
> from P
