Hi there,
I have simple question that is porbably not really a challenge for
experienced Pytohneers: I am struggling to get the signature object for
Example: let's assume I have a Python variable representing a EXCEL
Workbook object. I want to get an inspect.signature object for the
workbook m
Hey guys,
just one idea from a problem I had:
Not succeeding to call ACCESS via pywin32 in the same way I succeeded to
call EXCEL I learned that not all 32bit versions of Office applications
provide a suitable 64bit proxy as part of their COM interface. I do not
know which bitness your Office has
Hi,
I am not sure If I gto the context, it is hard to understand what you
have done witht he limited description.
But I guess you passed a filename to a COM object ?
Try to escape the brackets.
And check for problems arising a) from the different notation
conventions for pathnames and b) differe
ier
regarding Python 64bit and Office / Acccess 32bit ?
https://code.activestate.com/lists/python-win32/12574
Best regards
Christoph
Am 17.09.2021 um 09:26 schrieb Christoph J. Dorner:
Hi there,
I need to call Office / VBA applications form a running Python script.
While calling VBA from Python usin
Hi there,
I need to call Office / VBA applications form a running Python script.
While calling VBA from Python using Application.Run works with EXCEL, it
does not work with ACCESS. What I do:
I link to the Office application via the win32com.client dispatch
mechanism as usual and I can see the ap
something new to
play with and learn about.
Cheers
Jeff
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I've been at this a while :)
Thought I'd ask if anyone knew either of a way in python, or just a
stand alone tool, to use in Windows to get CPU information.
Specifically, I'm looking for Feature sets or Flags.
What I'm doing is building a tool for work that gets certain bits of
system information
First, Thanks again Tim Golden :)
I've gotten a lot of use out of WMI so far, though I'm still trying to
get an actual list of WHAT I need as far as system info for this tool
I'm writing.
Now I've got another question that I hope someone can provide the
answer I want, not the one I'm afraid is co
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 12:33, Tim Golden wrote:
> I suspect you're coming from a C background? Or something
> similar. Python's a very versatile language and tries to
> help you avoid boilerplate. So you can do things like this:
Yeah... similar, I guess. C++ to some degree, VB, Basic, a smatter
e right Memory related class to get either the
amount present per dimm or the total physical amount present.
I'm still looking into that... and that'll probably be my day.
thankfully, they don't really have much at all for me to official
Ok... that all helped a lot. I've been playing around with memory a
bit, and cache, and I'll poke at that some more later. Today I've
been looking into processors.
So WMI provides Win32_Processor and from what I've read, there exists
one instance of Win32_Processor for each processor on a SMP ma
On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 11:06, Tim Golden wrote:
> Here at least I can help. Try using WMI which eats this kind of
> thing for breakfast[*]. Start here:
>
> http://timgolden.me.uk/python/wmi.html
>
> taking in this:
>
> http://timgolden.me.uk/python/wmi-tutorial.html
>
> and this:
>
> http://ti
Hi everyone...
I've been searching high and low looking for any sort of decent
reference for the win32api in python and I can't find anything that is
useful.
The only real explanation I've found is the msdn site, but as I'm not
a C programmer, translating the various calls to python and guessing
I am a new Python user. I was experimenting with a variety of Python
versions on Windows XP, e.g. 2.6.2, 3.0.1, ActiveState 2.6.2/3.0.1, etc.
I then also wanted to start using iPython, which I also installed on my
Windows XP system.
I am also an emacs user, so I was trying to get the Pytho
Hi all.? First post, and I
did try to do due diligence on browsing the mailing list and googling,
but I could not find an answer to this (? hopefully I tried hard
enough... ;->? ).
I have a setup where I want a COM LocalServer to only be available when the
application has been manually starte
Hi,
when I try use MAPI, I get message with pywintypes.com_error ...
Can anybody help me?
(PyWin32 210)
Python 2.4.4 (#71, Oct 18 2006, 08:34:43) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for
Hello all,
I realize this is more of a SQL Server question than a Python/Windows
question, but ...
I would like to develop an application that receives event notifications
from SQL Server rather than polling the database. Specifically, I am
interested in table INSERT and UPDATE events. Is
Hi All,
I am trying to get the
serial port (com1 or com2) to work on a PC, using python. It works fine
under Linux (/dev/ttys0) but under windoze 95 I am having no joy.
Some
background:
When I use the standard
distribution (not pywin) as downloaded, I find that there is no serial mod
Hi, everybody. I'm Jason. I sent this once, but I don't think I was
properly subscribed, since it didn't show up in the archives. Sorry
for any duplicates.
I'm a long-time AutoCAD user, and I just started using Python. So
far, using win32all, I've got a Python script to act on AutoCAD and
reac
Hi, everybody. I'm Jason.I'm a long time AutoCAD user, and I just started using Python. So far, using win32all, I've got a Python script to act on AutoCAD and react to an AutoCAD event. Now I'm trying to get a script to modify an AutoCAD database via AutoCAD COM calls AFTER the drawing is closed
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