le dahut wrote:
Hi,
I tried it with "SHCNE_ALLEVENTS" as argument with no success :
shell.SHChangeNotify(shellcon.SHCNE_ALLEVENTS, shellcon.SHCNF_IDLIST
,None)
Any other idea ?
You will need to get the IDLIST for your object; I don't think passing
None will work.
Mark
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I'm afraid you can only implement non-supported interfaces if they are
described in a type-library - in which case the 'pippo' examples and
tests should get you started.
Mark
winterTTr wrote:
I want to use the win32com to implement a shell extension
with the function to display custom informa
Some of that looks good, but I'm very short on time at the moment.
Could you please split this into 2 patches (one for the debugging
changes, one for the rest) and upload them to sourceforge?
Thanks,
Mark
Robert wrote:
Mark Hammond wrote:
Robert wrote:
want to put new functions (short pytho
Simon Carter wrote:
Hi! Is there anything else I can do to help track this down, or work
around the problem? Without switching over to Python .Net or
IronPython, I'm not entirely clear what I can do...
Me either :( It will probably involve working out how to reproduce this
in the test suite..
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
>
> Do we have a way to install pywin32 module silently.?
> Does the exe which is downloable support silent installation?
Why do you want this? If you are planning to ship an application that
needs pywin32, then this is NOT the right way to do it. Tools like
py2exe
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
Hi all
Do we have a way to install pywin32 module silently.?
Does the exe which is downloable support silent installation?
Don't think so; your best bet is probably to rebuild
as an MSI which you can install with a "silent running"
mode.
TJG
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Hi all
Do we have a way to install pywin32 module silently.?
Does the exe which is downloable support silent installation?
thanks
Siddhartha
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