Hi All,
I just started working on Mouse, keyboard and screen related automation
work,
But do not know from where to start as i am newbie with python.
If any one knows good newbie tutorial, it would be great help of mine. (I
did google also but could not get some thing for basics).
Many thanks i
Well, I think I've found a workaround. The following
hack seems to create something looking enough like
a PyCDocument to keep it happy while creating a
PyCView:
dummy = win32ui.CreateRichEditView().GetDocument()
The result of this appears to be a PyCDocument that's
wrapping a null pointer. The
Mark Hammond wrote:
No not only can I no longer answer your question, I'm quite confident I
never could :(
Alternatively, is there a way of getting a valid DocTemplate
without having to put a resource in the executable? Some
kind of in-memory resource creation or something?
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Greg
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On 9/03/2009 9:49 PM, Greg Ewing wrote:
Is there any way of creating a ScrollView without needing
a Document?
One of the problems with win32ui and the entire MFC world is that you
have 3 layers; pywin32 on top of MFC, which is on top of the core win32
ui API (and now appears to be kinda via A
On 7/03/2009 12:46 PM, Greg Antal wrote:
there I've missed it. (Do I have to deal with Monikers and the
RunningObjectTable myself? If so, exactly what are the arguments for the
ROT's "Register" method?)
I'm afraid you do, and I'm afraid I can't point you at a reference at
the moment (if I coul
Is there any way of creating a ScrollView without needing
a Document?
I just want a scrollable user-drawable area, but CreateView
insists that I supply a Document. What's more, the only
way to create a Document seems to be to use a DocTemplate,
and the only way to get one of those is to use a res
