> On Behalf Of Tim Roberts
>
> a h wrote:
> >
> > thnks. i have used struct.unpack function for small c structure as
the
> > way Tim has suggested.
> > i have an complex C structure, and passing this structure as a
string
> > and then using struct.unpack() is very tough job.and also i have
> > poi
a h wrote:
>
> thnks. i have used struct.unpack function for small c structure as the
> way Tim has suggested.
> i have an complex C structure, and passing this structure as a string
> and then using struct.unpack() is very tough job.and also i have
> pointers in my struct now.
>
> i want that i
Roger Upole wrote:
If you decide to use Volume Shadow Copy, I've wrapped some of the
IVss* interfaces for Python, enough to be able to backup selected files
from a volume. Bear in mind that if an application has a file open for
writing and is not VSS-aware, you may get the file in an inconsiste
OK; now added the service-based example to:
http://timgolden.me.uk/python/win32_how_do_i/detect-device-insertion.html
TJG
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On 14/02/2010 09:41, Tim Golden wrote:
Just realised that pywin32 ships with an example of this.
From my site-packages directory:
win32\Demos\service\serviceEvents.py
I haven't had the chance to try it out, but let is know if it does
meet your case.
Well I've given it a go and, naturally, i
Op 15-02-10 14:59, Tim Golden schreef:
On 15/02/2010 13:30, le dahut wrote:
Hello,
I've made some development around Windows services and logon events
detection (using SCM and using SENS). I've spend a lot of time
discovering how things work and trying to write them (with great help
from people
On 15/02/2010 13:30, le dahut wrote:
Hello,
I've made some development around Windows services and logon events
detection (using SCM and using SENS). I've spend a lot of time
discovering how things work and trying to write them (with great help
from people on this list !)
I think that people ma
Hello,
I've made some development around Windows services and logon events
detection (using SCM and using SENS). I've spend a lot of time
discovering how things work and trying to write them (with great help
from people on this list !)
I think that people may be interested by some examples a
Hi
thnks. i have used struct.unpack function for small c structure as the way
Tim has suggested.
i have an complex C structure, and passing this structure as a string and
then using struct.unpack() is very tough job.and also i have pointers in my
struct now.
i want that i have structure say like
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