> Mark Hammond escribió:
> > Hi all,
> > I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
>
> Is there any attribute in some module I could check to make sure that
> the imported module corresponds to this build? I can't find some sort
> of
> "global" pywin32 module with this information.
Apart from th
Mark Hammond escribió:
Hi all,
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
Is there any attribute in some module I could check to make sure that
the imported module corresponds to this build? I can't find some sort of
"global" pywin32 module with this information.
I'm writting safety checks
Mark Hammond wrote :
#2 : the .exe must have a manifest that contains :
"""
... (I use the "python.exe.manifest" in which I add the following)
"""
I've put the manifest directly in the .exe using py2exe and :
'other_resources': [(24, 1, mymanifest)],
"24" is where the mani
> I suppose that you use "runas" in order to get run in real
> administrator mode.
"runas" can actually refer to a couple of things. One is in the manifest
that you refer to, but another alternative is for your executable to use
ShellExecute, with a verb of "runas" to re-execute itself.
> #2 :
I suppose that you use "runas" in order to get run in real administrator
mode.
There are several ways to get an installer run automatically in real
admin mode :
#1 : the name of the .exe must contain "setup" or "install" keyword.
This make the UAC detect it as an installer and asks the user
> I encounter a problem when trying to install it. I get prompted by a
> secure window (a window with some keys icons) asking me if I want to
> run
> it with my account with(out) security against virus or with another
> account.
> None of the 3 possibilities works for me. Any idea ?
When you say n
Actually it works with XP SP2 but not with XP without SP.
le dahut a écrit :
I encounter a problem when trying to install it. I get prompted by a
secure window (a window with some keys icons) asking me if I want to run
it with my account with(out) security against virus or with another
accoun
I encounter a problem when trying to install it. I get prompted by a
secure window (a window with some keys icons) asking me if I want to run
it with my account with(out) security against virus or with another account.
None of the 3 possibilities works for me. Any idea ?
Mark Hammond a écrit
And for those who are interested, I've updated the online
docs I've cloned at:
http://timgolden.me.uk/pywin32-docs
to the new version. There's also a crude diff set which basically
reflects the subversion status of the HTML I produce, but which
might be of interest as an alternative view of the
Mark Hammond wrote:
Seeing as nothing has caught fire in the few days since I made the
release,
I updated the SF page to point at build 211 - it does still have a note
that
b210 is the "most recent stable version", so I think it's a good
compromise
:)
Cheers,
Mark
Now that you mention it,
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vernon Cole
Sent: Tuesday, 3 June 2008 3:11 AM
To: Mark Hammond
Cc: python-win32@python.org
Subject: Re: [python-win32] pywin32 build 211 released
Mark:
The main download link at https://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/ is
still pointing to
version 210.
Mark:
The main download link at https://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/ is
still pointing to
version 210. My quick test of 211 seems fine. In particular the adodbapi
project software lands just where it should and works just as it should. As
soon as the pywin32 main download is switched to v
> I just ran the installer. Under Help - About it claims to be build
> 210.9!
Bugger - that was a breakdown in my packaging process :(
pywin32.version.txt still has 210.9 in it, but you certainly have build 211
there. My apologies - you can edit this .txt file if it worries you.
Cheers,
Mark
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Mark Hammond wrote:
Hi all,
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
These days, it almost goes without saying that Roger Upole again contributed
significant changes, and various other people also contributed bits and
pieces - the full change notes are at:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shown
Hi!
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
Super mega very great new!
To celebrate that, I invite you to aperitif, today, at midday.
It's here:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&om=1&ll=44.384614,4.639181&spn=0.013801,0.045877&t=h&z=15at
very soon;o)Michel Claveau
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Hi all,
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
These days, it almost goes without saying that Roger Upole again contributed
significant changes, and various other people also contributed bits and
pieces - the full change notes are at:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=60
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