FYI, I wrote those Tortoise shell extensions too :) We recently moved to
the shell extension portion to C++ to avoid this exact problem. It is
likely that a similar error would be seen using *any* program which embeds
Python and displays a "file open" dialog - pythonwin obviously is such a
progra
Vernon,
You solved my problem! I was using Bazaar 1.9 (bzr-setup-1.9.exe)
previously. After upgrading to Bazaar 1.11, all the problems
disappeared. I'm sticking to Python 2.5 because that's what's being
used. Since I'm new to Python, I don't want to be using a different
version than the rest.
Ahha!
You are not having a problem with Python, as such. You are having a
problem with Bazaar. I tried running bazaar from source some while ago, but
had to download a lot of extra modules for it, so I have gotten lazy and
just use the version from the windows installer. I am now running bazaar
Vernon,
Thanks for the tip, which I followed, but the result was not good yet.
[I'm inclined to think that there's something wrong with my PC at work,
but it's beyond me to figure out what. I upgraded to Windows XP Pro
Service Pack 3.]
I downloaded python-2.5.4.msi from python.org, and
pywin32
Liu, Donald (H USA) wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I ran "dir c:\Windows\system32\py*.dll", and got
> the following:
>
> C:\>dir Windows\system32\py*.dll
> Volume in drive C is System
> Volume Serial Number is F8F2-995F
>
> Directory of C:\Windows\system32
>
> 03/27/2008 06:12 PM
Donald:
I'm going to do a little information thing here...
Active Python is a package put together by ActiveState. It is a commercial
product (with some licensing restrictions) that has both commercial and
community support. You can find support for that package at
http://www.activestate.com/supp
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply. I ran "dir c:\Windows\system32\py*.dll", and got
the following:
C:\>dir Windows\system32\py*.dll
Volume in drive C is System
Volume Serial Number is F8F2-995F
Directory of C:\Windows\system32
03/27/2008 06:12 PM 2,117,632 python25.dll
03/27/2008 06:
Starting from pywin 211, typing non-ascii chars in any Scintilla control in
PythonWin is broken. These characters are truncated to the lower 8 bits of
their Unicode values. The changelog of Scintilla 1.75 (the version used in 211
and 212) mentions some Unicode enhancements, which might be the re
