Thanks for the suggestions folks. I took a look at all of them, but none
of them meant my requirements for a EasyGUI-like wrapper for dialog
boxes using the win21 API.
What I ended up doing was going with Pythoncard. It was simple enough
for me to use that within one day I had ported my app to
On 8/02/2009 7:06 PM, Christian K. wrote:
write should return the number of bytes written but it returns None
here.
It appears Roger fixed this on 2007/08/07 and the fix was in builds 211
and 212.
Cheers,
Mark
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Eric Blade wrote:
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If it's possible, consider posting to something like pastebin
or some other online snippets clipboard so we can see the
whole code. It's even more difficult debugging something
when you only have half the code! :)
TJG
Eric Blade wrote:
I am getting significantly unreliable results using
ReadDirectoryChangesW, attempting to use a simplified version of the
codes that had been presented to me in my last query for help..
Eric, can you say what results you *are* getting and in what
way they're unreliable? I don't
Hi!
Look for
C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\win32com\demos\excelAddin.py
and
C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\win32com\demos\outlookAddin.py
It's a goods exemples, and startpoints, for addin for Excel & Outlook.
For Word, sorry, no addin possible. But you can make a button for a macro
who will call
Hi,
according to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc839695.aspx
writing to the PR_BODY property of a mapi message should be done more or
less like the following:
def TextToStream(mapi_object, text):
prop_id = PR_BODY_A
stream = mapi_object.OpenProperty(prop_id,
