Re: [python-win32] pywin32 Documentation

2022-12-05 Thread Mark Hammond
Hi Brian, Thanks for your interest. I probably should have written more about this earlier. From my POV, the main considerations I have are: 1) Much of the documentation is inside the c++ source formatted via "autoduck" style comments. I really don't want to abandon this documentation, but

[python-win32] pywin32 Documentation

2022-12-05 Thread Brian Johnson
Hi.I took a stab at upgrading and "untangling" the documentation. I am willing to work on this documentation "untangling" project. Before I put more effort into it, I would like to get feedback from Mark and other contributors on what I'm proposing. If so, I'll log an Issue and/or pull request.M

Re: [python-win32] Pywin32 without the interface

2022-12-05 Thread QMUL_EECS DVS
Hi Tim, Thanks for your reply. We do have Visio and Word installed on the instance, because it allows us to use a windows interface. However, we are trying to create an Airflow job that calls the python script that uses pywin32, hence we can’t use the ui. But at the moment, when we use pywin32 us