Hi the list,
I'm on a problem since 2 days now and i don't know where to continu to
investigate ... notice i've started python 2 month ago and honestly, i
don't know if my problem is pywin32, or py2exe, or pyInstaller (same
behavior) or simply my code.
The problem is that i don't have any luck to
> pyInstaller 1.3 with python 2.4 : in the python win32traceutil window,
> you can see that when you start the service using "myService.exe
> start", myService.exe is launched twice !
That's normal - the first time it is loaded it simply connects to the
Service Control Manager and request the serv
Hi all,
I'm trying to write a file that does something with excel files. Unfortunately
all these files will give an error upon opening:
Errors were detected in 'file.xls', but MS Excel was able to open the file by
making the repairs listed below. Save the file to make these repairs permanen
I'm ending task on a process that has a system tray icon, which works but it
leaves an icon behind
in the system tray, which only goes away if I mouse over it. Can anyone think
of a way to force a
refresh of the system tray without mousing over it?
I know this is adding duct tape over duct tape,
Alec Bennett wrote:
> I'm ending task on a process that has a system tray icon, which works but it
> leaves an icon behind
> in the system tray, which only goes away if I mouse over it. Can anyone think
> of a way to force a
> refresh of the system tray without mousing over it?
>
> I know this is
> You're talking about a fairly serious design flaw here.
Agreed.
> What is preventing you from shutting down in an orderly way?
I'm controlling an onscreen keyboard through a Com interface and when I attempt
to close it I get
a Com Server error telling me there are still connections to the C
Alec Bennett wrote:
>
>> What is preventing you from shutting down in an orderly way?
>>
>
> I'm controlling an onscreen keyboard through a Com interface and when I
> attempt to close it I get
> a Com Server error telling me there are still connections to the Com object,
> am I sure I want t
> Interesting. You're saying that the normal
> del kb is not enough to clean this up?
Whoops, user error. I had declared my com object as global so I could delete it
from somewhere
else, but forgot to declare it as global before deleting it
Works fine now, thanks.
And for anyone coming dow
> Normally I can just press "close" in the excel error box, and continue
> to work on the file. But how do I handle this in py-win32?
So what happens when you try to open it normally?
Mark
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Hi all,
FYI, I'm off on a 2 week vacation to China (wh!) and will not be
checking email or doing anything else that is even vaguely related to work!
I'll catch up when I get back (and pywin32-211 should be *very* close by
then - all installer issues are done - I just gotta get Roger to take a
> > Normally I can just press "close" in the excel error box, and
> continue
> > to work on the file. But how do I handle this in py-win32?
>
> So what happens when you try to open it normally?
Oops - sorry - I see you already gave the exception you get trying to open
the file. I'm afraid I don'
# Warning: setup.py require cmdline_style='pywin32'
# Usage:
# service.exe install
# service.exe start
# service.exe stop
# service.exe remove
# you can see output of this program running python
site-packages\win32\lib\win32traceutil
# setup.py
#from distutils.core import setup
#import py2exe
#
# Usage:
# service.exe install
# service.exe start
# service.exe stop
# service.exe remove
# you can see output of this program running python
site-packages\win32\lib\win32traceutil
import win32service
import win32serviceutil
import win32event
import win32evtlogutil
import win32traceutil
import s
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