Michael Foord wrote:
Tim Roberts wrote:
Well, there's an interesting issue here. Much of the new stuff you
have mentioned has nothing to do with the Python that we know and
love. .NET and winforms (which is part of .NET) requires managed
code, and that means IronPython
Antony Joseph wrote:
How to set outlook or Thunderbird as a default e-mail client in windows.
Any help.pls
This question is not related to Python in any way. Google is your friend.
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this:
sys.stdin = open('nul','rb')
If that doesn't work, try asking on the wxPython mailing list.
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Marcus Low wrote:
This wont work on Vista. FindWindow is no longer an acceptable api to
use.
That is simply not true. If you can point to the web site where you
read this, I'll try to figure out how you misinterpreted it.
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:
try:
RS = Rhino.GetScriptObject()
gotit = True
except pywintype.com_error:
time.sleep(1)
print Retrying
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in [2,3,4]] but it does
not seem terribly efficient. Is there some trick which can allow me to
write column wise with good performance?
The difference in efficiency is irrelevant. Have you measured it, or
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messages. Or, you could take a
cross-platform approach and use sockets.
You might try to Google for python ipc; I found a couple of good hits
in the first couple of pages.
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with makepy
and then tried this code. But ther is certainly a smarter way to do it
Well, this is not about whether it's smart or not. What I'm saying is
that the line that says
RS = RS.RhinoScript
is an error and should not be there.
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Python doesn't know it's an ILib2Provider, because that's just a name
used in the C++ source code, but the methods and properties should all
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PyWin32 installed on this machine?
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It seemed to work OK, although I didn't actually try to use the object..
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is basically the compiler and light is the
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, should Python also be
built with the same VS version for compatibility?
Yes, this is required. The Python run-time DLL links to the Visual C++
run-time library. My python24.dll, for example, links to msvcr71.dll,
which is the run-time from VS 2003.
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only, use:
v = oRS.Fields(dt).Value
print v.Format( %H:%M:%S %p)
See:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/docs/ActivePython/2.3/pywin32/PyTime__Format_meth.html
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other than load python25.dll and call it.
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, by use MAPI interface (I believe...)
Correct, and not even full MAPI -- just the Simple MAPI interface.
Here's an example in C++:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms527946.aspx
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this, I think it's fine.
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= (1,2,3)
xxx
(1, 2, 3)
a, b, c = (1,2,3)
a
1
b
2
c
3
In the code you quoted, tp receives the counter's type, and val gets
the value. type is a built-in function in Python, so it's not safe to
us it as a variable name.
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as an embedded
image. Images are always sent as named attachments, and HTML tags in
the message can tell the mail reader to display a particular image at a
particular point, but even that varies from mail program to mail program.
Any body help me to solve this problem.
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. wrote:
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Tim Roberts wrote:
Now, you know that Current Bandwidth is not what you want, right?
This just shows it is a 100Mbit connection.
Yes I am, win32pdhutil.browse() won't report anything for Bytes Received,
Sent, or Total so I used Current
since forever.
Windows doesn't track network statistics on a per-process basis.
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are adding two items with exactly the same name. Does it
work if you make the second one File1.item2?
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as a
process handle; the process ID is the third thing in the tuple
CreateProcess returns.
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this in some new
release. In addition, Henry is right; you can only call
SetLayeredWindowAttributes on a window with the WS_EX_LAYERED style.
You can set that style on a window by using SetWindowLong, although
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that the shell application (i.e., Explorer) is about to start
or stop. It doesn't call your own function, and it doesn't hook the
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source.
Some of their subprojects do have 2.5 installers, so there may be hope
that someone will upload one for pyAA.
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that for
registration? I guess that's not really better than your solution.
You're right, there are no perfect answers.
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advice is right on, but as a little hint, textboxes in a Word
document are considered shapes, and are stored in the Document.Shapes
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a Notepad window to the rear:
import win32con, win32ui
p = win32ui.FindWindow( None, x.txt - Notepad )
p.SetWindowPos( win32con.HWND_BOTTOM, (0,0,0,0),
win32con.SWP_NOMOVE+win32con.SWP_NOSIZE+win32con.SWP_NOREPOSITION
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, and then add to it with CombineRgn and friends.
Also, you should remember that working with region in Windows can be
rather inefficient. A drawing operation that is clipped by a region
gets sent to the driver multiple times, once for each unique rectangle
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have now, and I don't
know if there are GDI+ wrappers for Python or not. GDI+ is C++ classes,
so it isn't a simple ctypes wrap.
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, I'd recommend the service.
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need to use parens:
worddoc.Content.MoveEnd()
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, but I don't know why it would be trying that.
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:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321381
What are you really trying to accomplish here? This is complicated, and
there may be an easier way to do what you want.
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be better to get some examples
going in C++ before trying to move this to Python.
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. (I don't know what the Python thread module does.) On XP
SP1 and before, you'd see the behavior you describe.
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showing
how to call the object model from various languages. Did you do any
Google searching at all before asking here? Google is a much more
efficient resource.
http://www.boddie.org.uk/python/COM.html
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would think that MANY things would fail if %TEMP% were not writable.
You could fall back to %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp, I suppose.
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the PR_ATTACH_DATA_BIN property for the attachment you want.
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an
olFormatRichText that has fallen out of favor.
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separate programs in two separate
Python processes, then they are completely unrelated to each other. You
are seeing some other side effect. Show us some of the code, and we can
point out where you are going wrong.
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Antony Joseph wrote:
How can i get the attachments in the mail from outlook.?
how can i make query for that?
pls anybody help me
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with Py3k where strings are all Unicode.
All of the profile functions have A and W variants. Why are these
different from any other API?
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. Window messages are
sent directly to the affected windows, which belong to a process.
Windows does not have the concept of a global event queue. If you
want to see the messages being received by another process, you have to
make yourself part of that process by using a hook.
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is not valid.
Redemption.SafeContactItem is part of a third-party product, not part
of standard Outlook. Have you installed the Redemption objects?
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(for example) that
Python and wxPython are already configured, there's no delta at all.
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any
mechanism to disable specific menu items.
Why would you want to? Are you thinking of this as a way to protect a
document? If so, you are misguided. If you need a way to display
documents in a read-only manner, then you need to do the display
yourself, without using Word.
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Tim Roberts wrote:
Johri, Mayank (GTI) wrote:
I am writing a python program which uses Windows Resources for GUI
(i.e. Dialog boxes), does anyone know a good starting point
or tutorials to get set values of common controls such as List view,
button, textBox etc for it.
How
in byte_list? Are you sure it is 42
bytes? Are you setting all the fields correctly? How are you setting
the DataBuffer pointer? Have you set the Length field correctly?
I would have guessed it would be easier to use the struct module to
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. Consider using boost.python.
If you know C++, the Boost libraries include a very good set of template
classes that let you build Python object in C++ in a more natural way.
Like option 2, this would let you put the sticky parts in C++ and the
fun parts in Python.
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where to point next.
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of action for you is to write a lower
filter driver to sit between usbstor.sys and USBD, and have it expose a
control device object. Such a thing CAN be opened and manipulated
using the win32file APIs.
Do you have any driver experience at your shop?
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/sipc.py
Once you have the handle, you don't really need ReadFile and WriteFile.
You can use the Python I/O routines. Not sure it's any better.
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gmane.comp.python.windows.
http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.windows
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. It's interesting to see someone trying to find a modern
use for it.
Can you dump the whole HKCR\my_file_type registry key and show it to
us? Mail it to me privately, if you want. I'll see if anything looks
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your services need to interact with the user?
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pointed out). If that
is the case, where might I go to learn about how to set that up?
I'd Google for pythoncom com event handling. It looks like there are
some good hits there.
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surprised that such a limitation
would have survived clear into Server 2003, but I also have to say that
your symptoms match the problem description pretty well.
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that I can
go through the control panel to do this manually, but I'd like the
service to be shipped with the automatic start up type instead of manual.
Does anyone know how I can do that?
Pass --startup=auto on the command line.
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you are doing this, and perhaps we can suggest how to
accomplish it.
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the server's console?
A disconnected Terminal Server session doesn't have a desktop. GUI
applications can't run without a desktop. Also Terminal Server has a
lot of complicated security options; is your username allowed to run
applications at the console?
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lives in a very restricted environment, because you are
actually executing inside another process. You can't even reliably
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often. You can use whichever one makes sense
to you.
To get a value from a drop down box, what function should be used.
It's exactly the same. HTTP GET and POST data doesn't know what kind of
field it was. It's just a list of name=value pairs
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InProcServer32 will be set if it is an in-process DLL.
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find the executable name.
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Thomas Heller wrote:
Tim Roberts schrieb:
Out-of-process servers call CoRegisterClassObject to register their
classes with the COM runtime. That doesn't change the registry. I
can't find a COM utility to return the process ID for a given CLSID, and
without that, I don't know how you'd
in Delphi here:
http://www.delphipages.com/threads/thread.cfm?ID=145214G=145213
and one in Visual Basic here:
http://gethelp.devx.com/techtips/nt_pro/10_minute_solutions/10minNT0701-4.asp
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Tim Golden wrote:
Tim Roberts wrote:
The usual way to determine whether the desktop has been locked is to
call OpenDesktop on the desktop called default, and then try to use
SwitchDesktop to switch to it. If the SwitchDesktop fails, then the
workstation is locked. There's an example
that begs the question of what
messages you are sending?
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What are you trying to accomplish? There isn't really very much of
interest in a window message queue.
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for the Let part.
So, you want:
objCOMAdminCatalogObject.SetValue(ID, AppID)
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When I try SetValue I get:
Traceback (most recent call last):
_File
C:\programming\python\dev\src\FullInstallScripts\COMObjectFullInstall.py,
line 74, in module_
for Oracle. There's even http://www.ioug.org/python.pdf, which gives a
couple of quick examples.
(My apologies to Samar for sending a blank reply initially; it's too
easy to press Ctrl-Enter when I intend to press Enter...)
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Vernon Cole wrote:
Assuming that your VB application was written using Microsoft
Foundation Classes,
MFC only applies to C++, not to Visual Basic.
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, then you probably want:
arg7 = x1.FunctionX(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, arg6, arg8, arg9,
arg10)
I'm not sure if it will handle functions where the output argument is
not the final argument.
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not number of seconds since the epoch. It comes straight from
the time member of the Win32 EVENTMSG struct, which is in units of
milliseconds since last boot. Your machine last booted about 4 days ago?
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expect the pywin32 version to go
away; win32file is intended to expose the file APIs from the Win32 SDK,
and CreateHardLink certainly qualifies.
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that it is a benefit for them
to do so...
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developing commercial
software with a compiler that is 9 years old.
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and
write text and graphics to your OWN console window, but to the best of
my knowledge there is nothing in there to help you either monitor or
control another application.
The subprocess module is probably the right path for the original poster.
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to be something that supports IStream. Python strings
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at the source for win32serviceutil.py to see
how to do that.
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If this is really an IDL that shipped with MapPoint, then I'd call that
a Microsoft bug.
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Word is
running, you should get a pointer to the existing Word application, and
should be able to manipulate the existing documents. For other
applications, the answer is it depends.
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+= (stops-22) * 1.00
but I don't really think that's clearer.
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, self.windowEnumerationHandler,
l_childlist )
...
def windowEnumerationHandler( self, hwnd, resultList ):
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, not call
the function and pass whatever it returns. Do it exactly like this:
win32gui.EnumChildWindows( l_hwnd, self.windowEnumerationHandler,
l_childlist )
Note that there are *no parentheses* after windowEnumerationHandler.
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