Mark Hammond wrote:
>Sadly, I think GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent will not work for you. In short, it
>is nearly useless :) The description of the function says it "sends a
>specified signal to a console process group that shares the console
>associated with the calling process" and it means it litera
Hello,
I've written a web application using the Win32 IIS stuff. It uses a few .py modules and a collection of ASP pages using Python.
I was wondering if anybody had any experience in distributing and
installing an application like this and could offer any useful
tips/gotchas.
At the moment the pl
Mark Hammond wrote:
>Sadly, I think GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent will not work for you. In
short, it
>is nearly useless :) The description of the function says it "sends a
>specified signal to a console process group that shares the console
>associated with the calling process" and it means it liter
I have a python script that opens a dbase table and reading a lastmod date
file. I would like to compare this value with the system datetime of a file
on the network. The os.path.getmtime(filename) function returns the time in
9 digit sequence. The dbase date prints out as 09/13/2005 12:00:00
Emlyn Jones wrote:
> Hello,
> I've written a web application using the Win32 IIS stuff. It uses a few
> .py
> modules and a collection of ASP pages using Python.
> I was wondering if anybody had any experience in distributing and
> installing
> an application like this and could offer any useful
You may wish to take a look at the time module (specifically)
time.gmtime(...) or time.localtime(...)) to work with the return value
from getmtime(...).
Can't really help much with the return value from the database since I
don't know what type of object it is. If you are using Python 2.3 or
