Hi,
>From a COM object (written in c++) I receive a struct:
unsigned shord (2 bytes)
BYTE (6 bytes)
BYTE (512 bytes)
I can use the first two in python, but when I try to acces the last on with
python( i.e. test = struct.longbyte), Python stops doing anything and when I
debug the code in boa con
On 6/20/05, Hughes, Chad O <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Is there a module that contains all of the constants for office (for
> example: xlRight, olOpen, and wdMAPI) in the pywin32 Windows extensions? I
> have created my own modules for these constants but I would rather use the
> pywin32 ex
Hi,
I'm trying to use Python's win32com
interface to drive an excel spreadsheet.
I've managed to have it open the sheet,
call a VBA function with arguments, and close it down cleanly.
However, if Excel is already running,
it closes the open instance. Which is not good.
Is there a way I can do
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| I'm trying to use Python's win32com interface to drive an excel spreadsheet.
| I've managed to have it open the sheet, call a VBA function with arguments,
and close it down cleanly.
| However, if Excel is already running, it closes the open instance. Which is
not good.
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Folks,
I have run into a small problem, that I believe
is a Win32net issue...
My application has been running (via py2exe) on
XP systems without a problem Just recently
someone tried to use the application on a Windows 2000 system, and
received:
* The proced
Tim,
That worked perfectly.
Much obliged.
Thanks very much,
Tom
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Re: [python-win32] Forcing win32com.client.dispatch
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Hi, all
Is there a free reporting tool to generate
a graphical report from log file, the format
of the log file is similar as Apache log file,
something like :
192.168.1.1 - - [06/Jun/2005:09:42:18 -0400] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 4779
"http://intranet.sftc/"; "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windo
"Schollnick, Benjamin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Folks,
>
> I have run into a small problem, that I believe is a Win32net
> issue...
>
> My application has been running (via py2exe) on XP systems without
> a problem Just recently someone tried to use the application on a
> Win
> Problems like this can be solved with dependencywalker
> (google for it). The walker displays binary dependencies for images.
Thankfully dependency issues like this seem to be rare
> Using it I found this: win32net.pyd from build 204 does *not*
> use the LsaLookupNames2 function in advap
"Schollnick, Benjamin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It's okay I just miss McMillian's installer...
> It's unsupported, so I've moved to py2exe... But
> McMillian's package seemed to be better with
> the dependency issues And offered a few
> features that don't exist in py2exe... (Or a
> > It's okay I just miss McMillian's installer...
> > It's unsupported, so I've moved to py2exe... But
> > McMillian's package seemed to be better with
> > the dependency issues And offered a few
> > features that don't exist in py2exe... (Or at least
> > are not easily handled in py2e
"Schollnick, Benjamin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > It's okay I just miss McMillian's installer...
>> > It's unsupported, so I've moved to py2exe... But
>> > McMillian's package seemed to be better with
>> > the dependency issues And offered a few
>> > features that don't exist in p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use Python's win32com interface to drive an excel
> spreadsheet.
>
> I've managed to have it open the sheet, call a VBA function with
> arguments, and close it down cleanly.
>
> However, if Excel is already running, it closes the open instance.
I'm in the process of wirting some automation tools on top of Windows PE.
I would like to start using python instead of windows command shell..
So I'm looking for details on how to manually install python into a windows OS.
What I'm starting with is a os image in a folder that eventually get
b
John,
>> If this means "Can I create a totally
different independant instance of
>> Excel so that I don't run the risk of stuffing
up what the user is doing
>> with their existing instance", then
I'd like to know too.
That's exactly what it is.
Actually a bit more complicated than
that for me
I'm in the process of wirting some automation tools on top of Windows PE.
I would like to start using python instead of windows command shell..
So I'm looking for details on how to manually install python into a windows OS.
What I'm starting with is a os image in a folder that eventually get
burn
At Tuesday 21/6/2005 17:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Soon I'll be doing the more involved thing, with a farm of one. I'll
>certainly let y'all know if it doesn't work!
Might be interesting to know if it *does* work too!
Gabriel Genellina
Softlab SRL
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