Tony Cappellini gmail.com> writes:
>
> GetOpenFileName()
> This function takes one argument, but there is no info in the help for this.
> What is the argument and the type of the argument?
Tony, maybe this page is helpful
http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=show&file=faq21.013.htp
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Tony Cappellini wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm using Python 2.5, and PythonWin build 210.
>
>
> GetOpenFileName()
> This function takes one argument, but there is no info in the help for this.
> What is the argument and the type of the argument?
This function expects a buffer containing an OPENFILENAM
Hallo
I am completely new to COM and have trouble getting changes
in python code be passed to the COM interface. When
I apply changes to a Python class which is exposed as a COM
object, these changes somehow don't get registered correctly -
meaning that I cannot see the changes when accessing the
Hi!
You must exit Excel, to register COM serveur, run again Excel.
Change on COM server are not view by Excel, as long as Excel is not closed,
and re-open.
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Michel Claveau
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> I am completely new to COM and have trouble getting changes
> in python code be passed to the COM interface. When
> I apply changes to a Python class which is exposed as a COM
> object, these changes somehow don't get registered correctly -
> meaning that I cannot see the changes when accessing t
Mark Hammond escreveu:
>
> You need to either restart excel, or arrange for your module to be
> 'reload'ed. One way would be to add a 'reload' method to your object. For
> example, the .py code might have:
>
> def reload(self):
> import mymod
> reload(mymod)
>
> And your VB code cou
