Re: [python-win32] Questions regarding pypiwin32 and python 2.7

Weird, I missed that somehow. Thanks! On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:59 PM, Mark Hammond wrote: > On 3/05/2018 9:49 am, Daniel Spisak wrote: > >> Mark, >> >> If its possible, could the wheels be published? I have an installer >> I need to update which I have to give wheels to in case of an offli

Re: [python-win32] Questions regarding pypiwin32 and python 2.7

On 3/05/2018 9:49 am, Daniel Spisak wrote: Mark,      If its possible, could the wheels be published? I have an installer I need to update which I have to give wheels to in case of an offline install scenario. Thanks for the explanation of everything, there wasn't exactly a dearth of informa

Re: [python-win32] Questions regarding pypiwin32 and python 2.7

Mark, If its possible, could the wheels be published? I have an installer I need to update which I have to give wheels to in case of an offline install scenario. Thanks for the explanation of everything, there wasn't exactly a dearth of information I could find on what was what. On Wed, May

Re: [python-win32] Questions regarding pypiwin32 and python 2.7

On 3/05/2018 6:39 am, Daniel Spisak wrote: Hello! I am trying to do some updates of some systems that utilize pypiwin32 and python 2.7 and I have some confusion about how to go about this. First, a few things: What is the difference between pypiwin32 and pywin32? Is it just packaging in whe

[python-win32] Questions regarding pypiwin32 and python 2.7

Hello! I am trying to do some updates of some systems that utilize pypiwin32 and python 2.7 and I have some confusion about how to go about this. First, a few things: What is the difference between pypiwin32 and pywin32? Is it just packaging in wheel format? Why does https://github.com/Googulator

Re: [python-win32] questions

Jon Joseph wrote: > > To Whom It May Concern: Is there any semi-comprehensive resource on > how to use win32gui or any of the other win32* modules? As a > beginning example I’m just trying to: > > 1) Open notepad (done) > > 2) Automatically File->Exit > > > > A simple demo would be helpf

Re: [python-win32] questions

On 05/03/2016 21:39, Jon Joseph wrote: To Whom It May Concern: Is there any semi-comprehensive resource on how to use win32gui or any of the other win32* modules? As a beginning example I’m just trying to: 1)Open notepad (done) 2)Automatically File->Exit A simple demo would be helpful. Unf

[python-win32] questions

To Whom It May Concern: Is there any semi-comprehensive resource on how to use win32gui or any of the other win32* modules? As a beginning example I'm just trying to: 1) Open notepad (done) 2) Automatically File->Exit A simple demo would be helpful. Jon Joseph, PhD Course Mentor, Gen

Re: [python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

On 21/08/2011 4:30 AM, Kevin Walzer wrote: Hi Matteo, Thanks for the suggestions. I have integrated the win32trace module into my frozen app. Here is my final code: ... This appears to be related to the bug logged at http://bugs.python.org/issue3905. My app makes use of subprocess to obtain va

Re: [python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

Hi Kevin, Il 20/08/2011 20:30, Kevin Walzer ha scritto: nfortunately, this means my best option is probably to move ahead without COM support. Try with the pyqt we use it with the main loop opened and it works very well here you get a basic example: from PyQt4.QtCore import * from PyQt4.QtG

Re: [python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

Hi Matteo, Thanks for the suggestions. I have integrated the win32trace module into my frozen app. Here is my final code: from quickwho_main import quickwhoApp import time import tempfile from win32com.server.exception import COMException import winerror import win32com.server.register import w

Re: [python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

Hi Kevin, run this script and it will be registered for debug .. run the win32traceutil.py as mentioned in the following link : http://www.boscolini.eu/Boscolini/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62%3Apython-win32debug-tutorial&catid=38%3Aprogramming&Itemid=55&lang=en

Re: [python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

For registering the com server we use innosetup with the following line [Run] Filename: "{app}\openclerk.exe"; Parameters: "/regserver"; WorkingDir: "{app}" ; StatusMsg: "Registering openclerk.exe ..." --- I’ve used a variation of this techinque, it seems to work fine. Thanks. usually you get

Re: [python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

Hi Kevin , Il 18/08/2011 17:10, Kevin Walzer ha scritto: Hi all, I'm working on a Tkinter app that is being deployed to Windows via py2exe for wrapping and InnoSetup for its installer. In order to provide a similar scripting capability to the app that is present in its Mac version, I've made

[python-win32] Questions about deploying COM server via py2exe

Hi all, I'm working on a Tkinter app that is being deployed to Windows via py2exe for wrapping and InnoSetup for its installer. In order to provide a similar scripting capability to the app that is present in its Mac version, I've made the app a COM server using the examples from python-win32 code