Hi all,
I found a strange behaviour when I use a
python-COM-Server together with VB.
It seems that the first argument of a COM-Method that
is passed by a VB-variable is set to VB-Nothing after the Method call.
For example if I use the code below: After calling
testSrvObj.SetVa
> - The first is the request to include CreateRemoteThread in win32api
> (which I will post on sourceforge)
Done.
> - Does anyone know a similarly safe way for terminating a process so
> that a SIGINT/SIGTERM handler will still be called (without
> the need for
> a shared console or process g
Dean Allen Provins wrote:
> Hello:
>
> The user's requirement was for a batch program to process hundreds of files -
> so
> I wrote one on Linux, and ported it to WinXP Professional. It is a command
> line
> driven routine that works very well on Linux, but is hampered (as I
> discovered)
> by
Hello:
The user's requirement was for a batch program to process hundreds of files - so
I wrote one on Linux, and ported it to WinXP Professional. It is a command line
driven routine that works very well on Linux, but is hampered (as I discovered)
by the MS treatment of DOS windows (no copy/paste
Hello again:
I forgot to indicate versions etc.
python-2.4.3
numpy-0.9.6r1.win32-py2.4
pywin32-208.win32-py2.4
plus my python code in several modules.
Regards,
Dean
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Mark Hammond wrote:
>> Pythonwin the IDE has many fans, and I would like to get it
>> working with
>> Movable Python [#]_.
>>
>
> Great!
>
>
>> Pythonwin is launched with 'pythonwin.exe'. Presumably (I speak from
>> ignorance here) this uses the registry to determine the
>> installed Python
Mark Hammond wrote:
>>I have been looking for a wrapper for the Win32 function
>>GetWindowPlacement() but could not find it in the latest version of
>>Python for Windows extension (version 208). I saw a reference to
>>PyCWnd.GetWindowPlacement() where a MFC CWnd is needed but could not
>>find a pu
Hi,
I spent some time finding a safe way to kill/terminate a process on
Windows. Attached is my current version, modelled after a DDJ article.
It should work for gui and console applications, has lots of unnecessary
print output, uses ctypes for a call to CreateRemoteThread, and bypasses
(I
> I have been looking for a wrapper for the Win32 function
> GetWindowPlacement() but could not find it in the latest version of
> Python for Windows extension (version 208). I saw a reference to
> PyCWnd.GetWindowPlacement() where a MFC CWnd is needed but could not
> find a pure Win32 version.
>
