Hi, all!
Answer(s) "in bulk"...
[Mark]
a patch for register.py is a way moreover ; it is always good to take.
>The elevation prompt simply says "python.exe"
Yes. But developers can also inform their users.
> manifest
The problem is: manifest is link to python.exe (=> all python scripts).
"Tim Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Mark Hammond wrote:
>> On Vista, it's necessary to register python COM objects from an
>> "elevated"
>> process. In practice, this means I tend to keep a command-prompt open
>> started with "run as administrator", do reg
Hi Michel,
> > manifest
>
> The problem is: manifest is link to python.exe (=> all python scripts).
> It's
> no possible to separate some scripts from others...
We could document that to get the admin privs, you should use a different
.exe. But that still sucks :)
> I (to date) did not test a
Hi,
I have executed tried to call the ch12 example dynamic server "
DynamicPolicy.py" from python client via:
m = win32com.client.Dispatch('PythonDemos.StringModule')
m.split('hello there')
which gives the following error:
pythoncom error: Python error invoking COM method.
: Objects of type 'fun
Dear all,
I’m a happy user of win32com for long, generating Word documents from Python.
I’d now like to do something more ambitious, namely to implement an
IColumnProvider.
Is an example of such a beast available, or could you provide me some help?
Also, does Vista still support IColu
Dear all,
I’m a happy user of win32com for long, generating Word documents from Python.
I’d now like to do something more ambitious, namely to implement an
IColumnProvider.
Is an example of such a beast available, or could you provide me some help?
Also, does Vista still support IColumnProvider
Somewhat embarrasingly, that sample doesn't work with Python (clearly I tried
harder to make it work with VB then python :) The problem is that Python
itself attempts to fetch 'split' as a property, and depending on the error code
it gets, it may retry as a method (the problem is that in the ex
> Im a happy user of win32com for long, generating Word documents from
> Python.
>
> Id now like to do something more ambitious, namely to implement an
> IColumnProvider.
> Is an example of such a beast available, or could you provide me some
> help?
You should find that other samples on the web
