On 7/23/07, Brian Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, I understand that the select module will only work with sockets under
> windows. Is there a built-in python module for win32 that provides some kind
> of multiplexing
> ability for something like a serial port (via pyserial).
>
> thanks,
If you have a Windows handle (such as a handle to the serial port, a handle
to a file, or a socket), you can generally use
win32event.WaitForMultipleObjects()
Mark
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Brian Martin wrote:
> Hello, I understand that the select module will only work with sockets
> under windows. Is there a built-in python module for win32 that
> provides some kind of multiplexing ability for something like a serial
> port (via pyserial).
There's just no good way to implement such
Mårten Hedman wrote:
> Just a comment: My current, temporary, Python environment is very basic,
> only Python 2.5.1, pywin32 v. 210 and wmi.py v. 1.3 on a WinXP SP2
> laptop. I have not run makepy on any type libraries. Should I do this,
> and in that case on which library? Most of my work relat
Tim Golden wrote:
> Roger Upole wrote:
>> Tim Golden wrote:
>>> PS As a footnote, I have this very frustrating experience where
>>> *some* people -- and it looks to me as though you're one of
>>> them -- get the property passthrough stuff for free (ie it would
>>> happen even without my module) whe
Tim Golden wrote:
> Mårten Hedman wrote:
>> Thank you for your quick answer. Unfortunately I get the same error
>> message.
>>
>> BTW, is WMI case sensitive regarding method names? If I run your example
>> with 'print log.BackupEventLog', I get the error:
>>
>>
>> >>> c=wmi.WMI()
>> >>> log=c.
