Hi!
>>> fname=win32gui.GetOpenFileNameW(InitialDir="C:\\dev")[0]
>>> The InitialDir is not set
> I can't reproduce the behaviour you describe.
Sorry. I found that the problem come from the software
Stardock/windows_blinds/Enhanced_file_dialog (a skin manager). Yesterday, I
try on anothers CP
Cool..
The docs have this:
Public Property Field( _
ByVal FieldName As String _
) As Variant
Can we infer the default property from this?
On 5/10/07, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael March wrote:
> > I have some sample code with this:
> >
> >object.Field("UserDefined_01"
Michael March wrote:
> I have some sample code with this:
>
>object.Field("UserDefined_01") = "Open"
>
> Python barfs on that.. what would be the equivalent of that in Python?
>
Usually:
object.Field("UserDefined_01").Value = "Open"
VB has the concept of a "default property" for a coll
I have some sample code with this:
object.Field("UserDefined_01") = "Open"
Python barfs on that.. what would be the equivalent of that in Python?
thanks!
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> i'm currently building a multi-platform renderfarm application, and
> would need to use GetProcessId to circumvant problems i encounter when
> i try to kill processes on win32
>
> IE: i can't kill with TerminateProcess a process i spawned with
> CreateProcess (getting a Acess Denied error), but i
Richard Bell schrieb:
> I'm working on an application that does some IE automation via the COM
> interface. I'm running in a free thread model, sys.coint_flags = 0, and
> starting IE with
> win32.com.client.DispatchWIthEvents("InternetExplorer.Application",
> event_handler_class). Events are arr
Hi Pythonistas,
i'm currently building a multi-platform renderfarm application, and
would need to use GetProcessId to circumvant problems i encounter when
i try to kill processes on win32
IE: i can't kill with TerminateProcess a process i spawned with
CreateProcess (getting a Acess Denied error),
I've added a few new How Do I entries to my site[*],
hopefully the first of a few more which I have
meant to write up. Since these are COM-related,
and since my COM knowledge is not deep, I
would appreciate a few eyeballs looking at them
to see if I've dropped any real clangers.
AFAICT I've not go
I'm working on an application that does some IE automation via the COM
interface. I'm running in a free thread model, sys.coint_flags = 0, and
starting IE with
win32.com.client.DispatchWIthEvents("InternetExplorer.Application",
event_handler_class). Events are arriving as revealed by print state
In case anyone else is interested, below is the code I ended up using to
filter buffers from the input and output of the com. It makes use of the
Python2.4 decorators that are added to all the functions in th py file
generated by makepy.
I never thought I would find a reason for the decorator, bu
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