Run it from commandline and see if an error message is printed the console?
--- On Thu, 12/11/08, John_Nowlan wrote:
> From: John_Nowlan
> Subject: [python-win32] Pythonwin starts, displays main window, interactive
> window 'frame', then exits
> To: python-win32@python.org
> Date: Thursday,
Hi,
I have large matrices of data to push to excel and I find the writing of
data to excel to be excessively slow (cell by cell method) even if the
Visible is to False.
Right now I reverted back to a 2 step CSV - Import to Excel but it is
far from ideal.
Is there any trick to accumulat
Couple of tricks I've used with some success...
1. If this is data only, and not formulas, you can write the data as an html
table, but name the file something.xls - Excel will open it natively.
2. If you need special formatting or formulas, you can write the data as
Excel's HTML templates (ma
Dominick Lauzon wrote:
I have large matrices of data to push to excel and I find the writing of
data to excel to be excessively slow (cell by cell method) even if the
Visible is to False.
Right now I reverted back to a 2 step CSV - Import to Excel but it is
far from ideal.
Is there any t
Ok, I did some more googling and found a solution to this problem.
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=229822
Suggest using TCM_SETCURFOCUS instead of TCM_SETCURSEL. So here's the
code that works to change to a given tab.
TCM_SETCURFOCUS = 0x1330
win32gui.SendMessage(hwnd, TCM_SETCURFO
Dahlstrom, Roger wrote:
> Couple of tricks I've used with some success...
>
> 1. If this is data only, and not formulas, you can write the data as
> an html table, but name the file something.xls - Excel will open it
> natively.
> 2. If you need special formatting or formulas, you can write the
I understand where you're coming from, I just don't like how Windows handles
such things. My opinion is that determining file type by extension (arbitrary
at that) is a bad thing to begin with.
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Dahlstrom, Roger wrote:
> I understand where you're coming from, I just don't like how Windows handles
> such things. My opinion is that determining file type by extension
> (arbitrary at that) is a bad thing to begin with.
>
This is veering a bit off-topic for this mailing list, but I'd be
I just released comtypes-0.5.3.
comtypes is a lightweight Python COM package, based on the ctypes
FFI library, in less than 1 lines of code (not counting the
tests).
comtypes allows to define, call, and implement custom and
dispatch-based COM interfaces in pure Python. It
Tim Roberts wrote:
Dahlstrom, Roger wrote:
My opinion is that determining file type by extension (arbitrary at that)
>> is a bad thing to begin with.
This is veering a bit off-topic for this mailing list, but I'd be
curious to hear what alternatives you would suggest.
The way classic MacOS
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