Could somebody please confirm that my objectives below are neither 1) Reinventing the wheel or 2) Attempting something that has deliberately _not_ been done by someone far wiser than me.
Put simply I want to extend a com object, which, if I understand correctly is not possible in the "normal" [i.e. class Square(Shape):] way. To do this my aim was to implement something akin to a simpler & more generic version of Tim Golden's wmi stuff (which I find amazingly useful - thanks!). Specifically: create a class to transparently wrap a generic com object, so that, if the wrapper class didn't have a method or an attribute I would catch the error and try calling the same method/attribute on the object I was wrapping (using some getattr & setattr black magic). Should I get coding or am I missing something? thanks, -ross _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
