> So I have a function that ries to add a record:
>
> def EntryAdd(self, dataDict):
> try:
> self._DBConn.MoveFirst()
> self._DBConn.AddNew()
> for key, value in dataDict.items():
> self._DBConn.Fields.Item(key).Value = value
>
Rex Corrovan wrote:
> So I have a function that ries to add a record:
>
> def EntryAdd(self, dataDict):
> try:
> self._DBConn.MoveFirst()
> self._DBConn.AddNew()
> for key, value in dataDict.items():
> self._DBConn.Fields.Item(key).Va
"Andrea Gavana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi All,
>
>I have a very simple python script that tries to put a rectangular
> shape in a worksheet and then add some text inside that shape. The
> main problem, is that as usual Excel doesn't like input strings lon
So I have a function that ries to add a record:
def EntryAdd(self, dataDict):
try:
self._DBConn.MoveFirst()
self._DBConn.AddNew()
for key, value in dataDict.items():
self._DBConn.Fields.Item(key).Value = value
self._DBConn.Updat
[... re tracking suspend/hibernate operations ...]
> I'm the author of a helper WMI module which I
> know a number of people find useful in this area:
>
> http://timgolden.me.uk/python/wmi.html
>
> but in this case (a) I have embarrassingly little support
> for extrinsic events (which this is)
We use an IVI-COM Server for an Agilent power supply.
The documentation defines "Status.Register" to be a PROPERTY, but also
specifies arguments to be used when calling it (apparently a rare case we
haven't come across before).
Init code:
>>> import win32com.client
>>> o=win32com.client.Dis
