Justin Ezequiel wrote:
> FocusMax.FocusControl.Focus starts the auto focus operation and returns when
> Focus is complete. This Method has the same effect as if the user clicked
> the Focus button on the Focus tab (in FocusMax), but there is no reaction
> and I don't get any error message.
>
> Pyt
On Sun, 9 Apr 2006 11:41:02, "Aleksandar Cikota" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> FocusMax.FocusControl.Focus starts the auto focus operation and returns when
> Focus is complete. This Method has the same effect as if the user clicked
> the Focus button on the Focus tab (in FocusMax), but there
FocusMax.FocusControl.Focus starts the auto focus operation and returns when
Focus is complete. This Method has the same effect as if the user clicked
the Focus button on the Focus tab (in FocusMax), but there is no reaction
and I don't get any error message.
Python code:
FM.Focus() # you need th
Aleksandar Cikota wrote:
> Python code:
> import win32com.client
> FM = win32com.client.Dispatch('FocusMax.FocusControl')
> FM.Focus
Use FM.Focus().
You need the parens to actually call the function.
In Python, FM.Focus just returns a reference to the Focus
method rather than calling the method.
Hi all,
I started to write a software for our future robotic telescope in Python. We decided that we will use FocusMax for focusing:
http://users.bsdwebsolutions.com/~larryweber/
but I have a problem with focusing.
FocusMax.FocusControl.Focus starts the auto focus operation and returns
