> Hello,
> I'm trying to use RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerEx. Since it isn't
> available
> in pywin32,
FYI, the pywin32 service framework does call RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerEx()
for you - it just doesn't expose it directly. If all you are doing is
writing a service to capture these events, pywin32
Rickey, Kyle W wrote:
> Tim, thank you for your response. I'm looking at pyAA and they don't
> have an installer for python 2.5. They've got one for 2.4, so I tried to
> install it, and it exited telling me it requires 2.4. So I extracted the
> files out of the installer and put them my site-packag
Tim, thank you for your response. I'm looking at pyAA and they don't
have an installer for python 2.5. They've got one for 2.4, so I tried to
install it, and it exited telling me it requires 2.4. So I extracted the
files out of the installer and put them my site-packages directory.
However, I get i
I'm using build 210 and I've got that method.
-Kyle Rickey
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Subject: Re: [python-win32] transparency on window
astralrod wrote:
>
> I
Rickey, Kyle W wrote:
>
> I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes. I would
> like to monitor system wide window messages to see when windows are
> created/destroyed. The reason being I am writing a small app that will
> reposition windows automatically. I thought of a coupl
astralrod wrote:
>
> I am doing a script to make a window transparent, but when using the
> function:
>
> Win32gui.SetLayeredWindowAttributes (918020.127, int (win32api.RGB
> (255255255)), 0)
This snippet is clearly wrong, because (a) win32gui is not capitalized,
(b) window handles are not floa
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes. I would
like to monitor system wide window messages to see when windows are
created/destroyed. The reason being I am writing a small app that will
reposition windows automatically. I thought of a couple of different
approaches.
Firs
Hello,
I'm trying to use RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerEx. Since it isn't available
in pywin32, I have to call it from advapi32.dll using ctypes.
RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerEx is useful to replace winlogon notification
package to get informations about login/logoff events. I could use SENS
in a com s
> >> Could you capture the output by adding ">somelogfile" to the passed
> >> args ?
> >
> > It appears cmd.exe isn't used. I probably could use COMSPEC as the
> > command,
> > but then I'd be likely to get 'cmd.exe' instead of 'python.exe'
> (which
> > would
> > be much worse) and I'm really not
