Hello,
I am just starting a new activity where I need to intact with MS
Project. Since this is a new topic, I intend to start using Python 3.2.
However, as I understand I need to use the pywin32 package, which is not
supporting Python 3.
Is this assumption correct?
Is there any alternativ
Roman Morawek wrote:
I am just starting a new activity where I need to intact with MS
Project. Since this is a new topic, I intend to start using Python 3.2.
In my opinion -- and it is ONLY my opinion -- the smartest place to
begin a new project today is with Python 2.7. The third-party
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 13:56, Roman Morawek li...@morawek.at wrote:
Hello,
I am just starting a new activity where I need to intact with MS
Project. Since this is a new topic, I intend to start using Python 3.2.
However, as I understand I need to use the pywin32 package, which is not
On 01.02.2012 21:51, Brian Curtin wrote:
It has supported Python 3 since at least 2009.
Interesting. It seems I just got confused by the list of the 25 most
often nominated packages where users desire Python 3 support:
http://python.org/3kpoll
There is a hint on how to unlist the package there.
Am 01.02.2012 20:56, schrieb Roman Morawek:
Is there any alternativ package available, which allows me to
import/export MS project files?
MS Project can write and read XML files.
Maybe that's good enough for you. Just save a project as XML and have
a look. The structure is not too complicated.
On 2/02/2012 8:43 AM, Roman Morawek wrote:
On 01.02.2012 21:51, Brian Curtin wrote:
It has supported Python 3 since at least 2009.
Interesting. It seems I just got confused by the list of the 25 most
often nominated packages where users desire Python 3 support:
http://python.org/3kpoll
There