Hi all,
I've just released pywin32 build 210.
As usual, lots of thanks go to Roger Upole who again contributed significant
changes - the full change notes are at:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=449591
Now that 2.5 has been released, you will also find a 2.6 package for
Mark C. Brighton wrote:
Hello, I don't really have experience using win32com and I'm running into a problem. I'm trying to use a COM object. Several of the functions take strings as arguments, but when I pass in a string I get an exception:
import win32com.client
> Is the custom of passing an object that implements an interface as an
> argument to a COM function an unusual one?
Yes - but you must be careful of threading rules - ie, you can *not* simply
pass the pointer to a different thread that make the actual callback.
> I've searched for other
> COM f
The only thing I can notice is:
> AttributeError: ' Objects).IPanScriptTFOSlice instance at 0x11496344>' object has no
> attribute 'Value'
...
> class IPanScriptTFOSlice2(DispatchBaseClass):
> """PanScript TFO Slice."""
> CLSID = IID('{6BA870D0-055A-11D4-ABE3-00C04F9D382F}')
...
Note that
> Hello, I don't really have experience using win32com and I'm
> running into a problem. I'm trying to use a COM object.
> Several of the functions take strings as arguments, but when
> I pass in a string I get an exception:
...
>
> The documentation claims that the argument is a pointer to a
Hello, I don't really have experience using win32com and I'm running into a
problem. I'm trying to use a COM object. Several of the functions take
strings as arguments, but when I pass in a string I get an exception:
>>> import win32com.client
>>> o=win32com.client.gencache.EnsureDispatch("AT9
I'll uninstall everything in that hijaakthis.log and add them one by one until something breaks. Assuming it works when I uninstall everything :-\
-d-Even after completely uninstalling every memory resident program I installed, I still get the same error:pywintypes.error: (126, 'SetClipboardViewer'
Hi there,
Am I being stupid somewhere here? I have a class defined (code below)
which has a property which is get and put. Here is a sample session of
using it:
>>> slice.Value
u'18.00'
>>> slice.Value = "19.0"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
File "c:\Python24\l
On 9/21/06, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Derick Van Niekerk wrote:> Here's my log file...>> I hope it helps with figuring out the problemWell, there's a lot of stuff running here, but nothing that immediatelystands out.
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