> I'd be happy to chat about this - but I'm not really sure much
> face-to-face talk is needed (just action ;)
I guess that's what the sprints are for ;-) I'm sticking around 'til Thursday,
give or take, and apart from continuing work on the x64 Windows Python build,
I'm certainly interested in
> Anyone interested in a pywin32-oriented open session at PyCon?
I've booked the 'Love B' room from 6pm-7pm tonight. Same room as the Python &
.NET session, which goes from 7pm-8:30pm. Hopefully a few people other than
myself turn up, otherwise it's going to be a pretty boring summary blog ;-)
> Trent Nelson wrote:
> > Anyone interested in a pywin32-oriented open session at PyCon?
>
> Damn. Wish I were there!
>
> Trent, depending on what kind of take up you get, please do
> at least post up any discussions / conclusions to the list
> (or a blog or whatever). The more info around on the W
Trent Nelson wrote:
> Anyone interested in a pywin32-oriented open session at PyCon?
Damn. Wish I were there!
Trent, depending on what kind of take up you get, please do
at least post up any discussions / conclusions to the list
(or a blog or whatever). The more info around on the Windows
World
Anyone interested in a pywin32-oriented open session at PyCon? I wouldn't mind
chewing the fat on the following two ideas:
- Using decorators to provide the type information that would be required in
order to generate an IDL from a COM-exposed Python class (i.e. @idl(str, int,
list, returns=in
