Mark Hammond wrote:
>> print dir(mod)
>> ob = mod.Application
>>
>
> Try adding parens after that line - currently 'ob' is the class, where you
> want an instance of the class.
>
> ob = mod.Application()
>
>
Ah good point, I put back in the brackets (doh!) and I am now back to
the previou
At Thursday 3/8/2006 22:45, Ray Schumacher wrote:
I have been trying to use sleep() and
kernel32.QueryPerformanceCounter together; I want to delay until a
particular tick without trying up the CPU badly.
However, while time.sleep(.001) relieves the CPU, it has wildly
unpredictable delay, and s
> Unless you are using the win32ui module, its unlikely you qualify as an "MFC
> COM client".
I'm not using the win32ui. And this makes me wonder I would get this box.
> | Another way to suppress the server busy dialog box is to use
> | OleInitialize and OleUninitialize instead of AfxOleInit in y
At 02:59 AM 8/4/2006, Gabriel Genellina wrote:
>I'm not sure if this really works, but you could try:
>- Raise your thread/process's priority using SetPriorityClass or
>SetThreadPriority. This is to minimize the (unpredictable) delay of sleep()
I do launch the module with CreateProcess with RealT
Ray Schumacher wrote:
> I have been trying to use sleep() and kernel32.QueryPerformanceCounter
> together; I want to delay until a particular tick without trying up
> the CPU badly.
> However, while time.sleep(.001) relieves the CPU, it has wildly
> unpredictable delay, and sleep(.0001) delays alm
In the attached test code, I get - for test in [0, .1, .01, .001, .1]
seconds
# 2.9us hi 5.2us low,
# 110ms hi and low,
# 16ms hi and low,
# 16ms hi and low,
# 2.9us hi 5.2us low
Intestingly, if I un-comment the
#print '\r',
then the processor usage drops by ~1
At 10:29 AM 8/4/2006, Tim Roberts wrote:
Ray Schumacher wrote:
> I have been trying to use sleep() and
kernel32.QueryPerformanceCounter
> together; I want to delay until a particular tick without trying
up
> the CPU badly.
> However, while time.sleep(.001) relieves the CPU, it has wildly
> unpred
Ray Schumacher wrote:
>In the attached test code, I get - for test in [0, .1, .01, .001, .1]
>seconds
>
># 2.9us hi 5.2us low,
># 110ms hi and low,
># 16ms hi and low,
># 16ms hi and low,
># 2.9us hi 5.2us low
>
>Intestingly, if I un-comment the
>#print '\r',
>t
At 11:01 AM 8/4/2006, Tim Roberts wrote:
>What surprises you? The Win32 Sleep() function takes integer
>milliseconds. Thus, .1 will round to 0, which says "give up the CPU
>only if a higher-priority task is waiting.".
>
>The default scheduling interval on your system is 16ms. Some Windows
> Ah good point, I put back in the brackets (doh!) and I am now back to
> the previous place:
>
> mod =
> gencache.EnsureModule('{A4818FD5-6479-11D4-8452-00104B92DD56}', 0,
> 1, 0)
> print dir(mod)
> ob = mod.Application()
> print dir(ob)
> objCybio = win32com.client.DispatchWithEvents(ob, CybioEve
Hi list,
I have a need to copy 3 rows of data from the top of
my Excel spreadsheet to another location. I would
have throught that this should be very straightforward
since I've done a fair amount of Excel/Python
programming. Unforturnately, I am stuck on this one.
The VB Macro says I need to:
> Hi list,
>
> I have a need to copy 3 rows of data from the top of
> my Excel spreadsheet to another location. I would
> have throught that this should be very straightforward
> since I've done a fair amount of Excel/Python
> programming. Unforturnately, I am stuck on this one.
>
> The VB Macr
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