[Jim McCoy]
> The only warning I would add here is that you should be aware of the
fact that your watcher
> thread will block waiting for a change to occur in the directory; you
cannot cancel the
> blocked ReadDirectoryChangesW call using the standard pywin32
bindings.
If it causes a problem i
The only warning I would add here is that you should be aware of the
fact that your watcher thread will block waiting for a change to occur
in the directory; you cannot cancel the blocked ReadDirectoryChangesW
call using the standard pywin32 bindings. We have put together some
patches for ReadDirec
Fantastic! That's it exactly.
I was hoping to avoid polling and this shows me how.
Thanks much.
-- jv
Tim Golden wrote:
>[Jim Vickroy]
>
>
>
>>Sorry if this has been previously answered, but my search failed to
>>
>>
>detect it.
>
>
>>Could someone refer to information on how to det
[Jim Vickroy]
> Sorry if this has been previously answered, but my search failed to
detect it.
> Could someone refer to information on how to detect file modification
(e.g., update) events in MS Windows?
Is this the sort of thing you were after?
http://timgolden.me.uk/python/win32_how_do_i/watch
Sorry if this has been previously answered, but my search failed to
detect it.
Could someone refer to information on how to detect file modification
(e.g., update) events in MS Windows?
Thanks,
-- jv
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