Mark Hammond schrieb:
>>can anybody tell me, why the ZIP source archives at
>>sourceforge.net are
>>always absolutely incomplete and do not reflect the tagged
>>versions in CVS?
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>In what way?
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>>In fact, the ZIP archives are unusable. I always have to
>>checkout from
>>CVS using
I think SHGetFileInfo returns an icon handle rather than an id.
You might be able to look in the registry under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
for the file extension, and there should be a DefaultIcon entry with
the location of the icon. If it's not a simple .ico file, you should be
able
to use win32api.LoadR
Le lundi 02 mai 2005 à 22:25 +1000, Mark Hammond a écrit :
> > With py2exe and Gordon McMillan's Python Installer, the generated .exe
> > can register/unregister the COM server without problem, but it looks
> > like the COM client get a timeout while connecting to the COM server:
>
> I've never us
> >What files are missing? What errors do you see?
> >
> The relevant files/directories from a diff output of the last three
> releases:
All releases bar the last are of no real relevance (I'm not going to
re-release them), but I believe you confirmed what I said about these
previos releases. I
On Mon, 02 May 2005 12:06:38 +0200, Ulrich Berning
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>By the way, am I the only one that tries to build the win32 extensions
>from source, and if not, do all others always use the sources from CVS?
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I use the binary releases. In 10 years of Python, I have not yet
