Hello,
I've noticed that when using win32 api in a try/except statement, if the
error doesn't appear on the line just after try, I get a
.exe.log file.
Example :
* This genreates .exe.log :
try:
logging.info('mounting printer')
w32print.AddPrinterConnection(printer)
except Exception,
Scott Nelson wrote:
> FWIW, when the exception is thrown and caught, the window's icon in
> the taskbar will blink. I believe this means the window received an
> event it can't handle or display?
>
Right. Either the event loop is busy, or the current foreground
application refused to yield.
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
> Bingo That Worked.
>
> Thanks,
> Tim
Goodness! It's so long ago I've forgotten what I
even suggested. I'm glad it worked (whatever it was).
Probably worth trimming the digest next time, tho',
so people know what you're so happy about ;)
(For the archives, I assume i
Bingo That Worked.
Thanks,
Tim
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