> #code
> import win32com.client
> o = win32com.client.Dispatch("MAX.Application.8")
> o.mypingmax("test string")
>
> # Python Error
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "", line 1, in ?
> File
> "C:\Python24\lib\site-packages\win32com\client\dynamic.py", line
> 491, in __getattr__
>
Wikipedia just opened a new hosting platform i will try to get a site and
make a media wiki so people in the python world can read/write on win32
API's Etc. Although it would kill allot of the traffic on this list i am
sure no one would mind!
On 12/13/06, Tony Cappellini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Hey Guys, Im new to working with com but i only want to do one thing.
I have activestate python and am trying to get python to run a simple
function in a com enabled 3d program called 3dsmax. If i try and
execute a function over the com interface it works fine as long as i
dont try and run the
However we see that you can unmount it ans sometimes it will be turned
off
On 12/13/06, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sajjad Hussain wrote:
> I am using a USB port to power my USB device that
> takes 5V DC power. My device works fine and is powered
> on properly. I am using small s
Sajjad Hussain wrote:
> I am using a USB port to power my USB device that
> takes 5V DC power. My device works fine and is powered
> on properly. I am using small script written in python
> to open a port (I am using a serial to usb adapter
> since my device has a serial connector on it), and
> sen
Hi,
I am using a USB port to power my USB device that
takes 5V DC power. My device works fine and is powered
on properly. I am using small script written in python
to open a port (I am using a serial to usb adapter
since my device has a serial connector on it), and
send some data.
Now I just want
wonderful Python-ish API on how to access for example Outlook Express
You can go to the Microsoft MSDN site and look for the VBA reference for
Outlook Express.
In particular, search for the Outlook Express Object Hierarchy
chart/reference.
Without knowing this, the API's are pretty hard to use, u
[Tim Roberts]
|
| Tim Golden wrote:
| > There was a recent thread on python-dev in which
| > GvR was surprised at the (large) number of .msi
| > downloads from Python.org, indicating how popular
| > Python might be among Windoweers.
|
| I'm surprised he was surprised. Better than 90% of the
|
Tim Golden wrote:
> There was a recent thread on python-dev in which
> GvR was surprised at the (large) number of .msi
> downloads from Python.org, indicating how popular
> Python might be among Windoweers.
I'm surprised he was surprised. Better than 90% of the desktops in the
world run Windows,
[Bokverket]
| The tasks on [Tim's] list that he has done/helped out with
| lately are to a large extent useful jobs that an ordinary
| user would love. Well, at least one who know how to program,
| iow use Python as _the_ scripting language to glue all these
| Micrsoft parts and apps together.
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