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ils sufficient for my needs on Python 2.x (not
tried on Python 3.x yet).
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; volume. That's not really very much code in C++ terms, BUT none of those
> interfaces have late-binding support, which means Python cannot use them.
I think that comtypes (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/comtypes) can deal with
early binding interfaces?
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Stab in the dark: after calling the Clear() method on object "tom" in method
CreateTom, use "del tom" or "tom = None" to try and lose any remnant COM
references before pythoncom.CoUninitialize() is called.
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I suspect that your problem relates to what objects are being retained by
self._getCurrentEnt.
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approach for example
being perhaps more usual when dealing with object attributes.
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nsive exception handling will also be required.
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which might be related to what you're seeing.
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I think you haven't yet caught up fully with how namespaces and scopes work in
Python - the "Modules" section of the Python Tutorial might be a good place to
start.
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/crew/theller/comtypes/) builds on
ctypes to access COM.
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If you carefully look at the "formula" of a pasted cell, you might see how the
source workbook & worksheet are identified - I know that this sort of thing is
visible when using the "function wizard" with such Excel functions as VLOOKUP.
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The odbc module in Pythonwin uses qmark parameter style I believe, so
use ? instead of %s for parameter substitution.
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If you run out of other options, I've successfully used comtypes on top
of the ctypes module included in Python 2.5 & 2.6 to read & write data
in Access 2003 databases.
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lar seems
pertinent.
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Is it possible to draw directly to the desktop? I vaguely recall reading
somewhere that that is how some splash screens are done to avoid the overhead
of a window...
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lt tool to learn, but once you get
> it, it's incredibly handy. Much of PyWin32 is automatically generated
> by swig (with careful tweaking).
>
> http://www.swig.org/Doc1.3/Python.html
Pyrex and Cython might also be useful alternatives for the OP's purpose.
.
Sadly, most of the ArcObjects classes don't support the Dispatch interfaces
required by PythonWin.
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mething like Pyrex or Cython (on top of the MinGW32
toolchain) to create the DLLs you're talking about - even if just to
write an extension that embeds Python.
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, if you haven't got the
platform SDK installed.
As I understand, while PyWin32 wraps a lot of API functions it doesn't
wrap everything; if it's not wrapped, ctypes is your only option.
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pointer of the correct type, e.g.
NullPtr = POINTER(Iwhatever)()
If a VARIANT is required, one of VARIANT.empty, VARIANT.null or
VARIANT.missing.
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> Does anyone have an idea why? I been trying to figure this out for
> 3 hours now.
You appear to be re-using the same dictionary for each record; allocate
a new one for each record before starting to populate it.
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r")
Note that UNC names do require a double backslash to start...
Its often easier to read as
open(r"\\remote_machine\share\folder\file", "r")
If you really must open it via urllib, then try
urllib.open("file://remote_machine/share/folder/file&qu
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5.x -> python25.dll).
If the ArcGIS media kit doesn't contain PythonWin, you can retrieve a
copy of the PythonWin installer to match the Python version via
PythonWin's home page: http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/win32/
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ll reply in detail separately without the cc to the Win32 list.
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ESRI COM interfaces
quite successfully in my experience.
I've not tried using the ESRI 9.x stuff yet - still using 8.3 and an
ancient version of ctypes. With the ESRI 8.x TLBs, there were issues
where many of the names were declared out of order as far as Python was
concerned and the generated mod
on.org Win32
installers to include the headers and libs - though for 2.4, VC7.1
would be required to match the Python build.
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've been working on a patch to allow the default
thread stack size to be changed programmatically - its mostly complete
except for doc updates, and I hope to get it into Python 2.5.
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If the former is true, subsequently setting the environment variable
is a complete waste of time because its far too late.
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e with MSVC 6 (thanks to Raymond
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