On 31/01/2009 5:07 PM, Vinay Anantharaman wrote:
...
The
documentation(http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vix-api/vix16_reference/lang/com/functions/GetProperties.html)
says this:
This function does not apply in VBScript, since it is not possible to access
the IVixHandle interface of an
Hi,
I am trying to cast from one object type to another type. Which is ISnapshot to
IVixHandle.
My code:
#Dispach + connecting to lib and getting a handle to a VM
root = vmHandle.GetRootSnapshot(0)[1]
rootC = root.GetChild(0)[1]
ivixHandle = win32com.client.CastTo(rootC, 'IVixHandle')
name = iv
"Mark Hammond" wrote in message
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[snip]
If either of you - or anyone else with experience in this area - are brave
and willing to test this out, I'll send you an email with the location of
a build you can grab and see if (or hopefully how ) things have
impr
On 31/01/2009 4:16 PM, Mark Tolonen wrote:
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Please file a bug and I'll try and nail it before the next release
(pythonwin itself is now much more unicode aware - it now even allows
each file to have its own encoding - but I'm yet
"Mark Hammond" wrote in message
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Please file a bug and I'll try and nail it before the next release
(pythonwin itself is now much more unicode aware - it now even allows each
file to have its own encoding - but I'm yet to implement the encoding
detection beyon
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--- On Fri, 1/30/09, Mark Tolonen wrote:
Two days ago I changed Control
Panel, Regional and Language Options, Advanced tab,
"Select a language to match the language version of the
non-Unicode programs you wa
On 31/01/2009 11:23 AM, Tim Roberts wrote:
Mark Hammond wrote:
IIUC, we have determined that unless the CRT assembly is installed globally,
every .DLL or .EXE which references the VC9 CRT must have a copy of that CRT
next to itself. For example, if python26.dll references the CRT and
socket.pyd
Mark Hammond wrote:
> IIUC, we have determined that unless the CRT assembly is installed globally,
> every .DLL or .EXE which references the VC9 CRT must have a copy of that CRT
> next to itself. For example, if python26.dll references the CRT and
> socket.pyd references the CRT via its menifest,
On 31/01/2009 9:08 AM, bob gailer wrote:
Bug? Can't resize watch window when displayed on 2nd monitor.
This works for me on Python 2.6, but does behave strangely on Python
2.5. I suspect this is a bug in MFC fixed in the later version used by
2.6 builds.
Cheers,
Mark
_
Please file a bug and I'll try and nail it before the next release
(pythonwin itself is now much more unicode aware - it now even allows
each file to have its own encoding - but I'm yet to implement the
encoding detection beyond detecting a BOM...)
Note I'm not that familiar with changing lang
Thanks for testing this.
> - With the same conditions as yesterday, your new installer
> (pywin32-212.7.win32-py2.6.exe) run OK. But, after, it's my softwares
> who
> have SxS problem!!!
What problems exactly?
IIUC, we have determined that unless the CRT assembly is installed globally,
every .DL
Bug? Can't resize watch window when displayed on 2nd monitor.
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Bob Gailer
Chapel Hill NC
919-636-4239
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Tony Cappellini wrote:
>
> While monitoring The task manager/Performance Tab
>
> It seems as though Windows XP is almost always paging, even when all
> of available memory
> is not being used.
>
> This doesn't make sense and seems to be wasteful. Why should the OS be
> wasting time paging, when it
--- On Fri, 1/30/09, Mark Tolonen wrote:
> Two days ago I changed Control
> Panel, Regional and Language Options, Advanced tab,
> "Select a language to match the language version of the
> non-Unicode programs you want to use:" from
> "English (United States)" to "Chinese
> (PRC)" to work with Pyth
Tim
While monitoring The task manager/Performance Tab
It seems as though Windows XP is almost always paging, even when all of
available memory
is not being used.
This doesn't make sense and seems to be wasteful. Why should the OS be
wasting time paging, when it doesn't need to (aka when all of a
Hi pythonwin users,
Pythonwin crashes everytime when I simply type several lines of text
in it. What could be the reason?
vista, python 2.6.1, pywin32 build 212.
BTW, i have tried on XP sp3, python 2.5.4, crashed as well!
BR, David
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"Dahlstrom, Roger" wrote in message
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Tried it in a few versions on a couple computers, and was unable to
reproduce.
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Tried it in a few versions on a couple computers, and was unable to reproduce.
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Mark Tolonen
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 9:
Today I ran PythonWin and accidentally typed 'python' at the interactive
prompt out of habit, since I often use the cmd prompt instead. PythonWin
immediately crashed. I re-ran PythonWin and tried again. Same crash. Ran
again...typed 'import os'. No crash, but the interactive prompt hung.
A
Re!
I hope you understand me, and my very bad english.
- For tests, I use virtual computers (Virtualbox), and I restore the
test-machine between each test.
- I try on a: Vista-home-premium (like "new, taken out of factory") + IE-8
rc1 ; french versions
- With the same conditions as yeste
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