If you're running the script from python.exe, you'll need to run
a message loop (pythoncom.PumpMessages()) to receive events.
You don't need that in Pythonwin since it runs its own message loop.
Also, are you sure the event class should be attached to the button
itself ? I'm not familiar with thi
Chris Lambacher wrote:
>
> Metro apps can be written in so called managed (i.e. .net code)... so
> theoretically IronPython would be embeddable in an app targeting Metro
> and could be made to run on Windows RT (the O.S. Formerly know as
> Windows on ARM).
The fact that there is so much confusion
Hi everyone. I am trying to write a small addin for Autodesk Inventor using
COM but I am having trouble getting events to work with my script. I can
type my code out in PythonWin and everything works as expected but when I
save it out to .py file it just runs though and exits. The same thing seems
2012/6/25 Tim Golden :
> On 23/06/2012 14:03, Radek Holý wrote:
>> I was advised to look at the ``MappingStrings`` qualifier. So far it
>> seems that the only way is to list ``MappingStrings`` qualifiers of
>> all properties.
>
> Ahem. That was embarrassing. It appears that I already knew about the
On 23/06/2012 14:03, Radek Holý wrote:
> I was advised to look at the ``MappingStrings`` qualifier. So far it
> seems that the only way is to list ``MappingStrings`` qualifiers of
> all properties.
Ahem. That was embarrassing. It appears that I already knew about the
MappingStrings qualifier, beca
