We have an ActiveX scripting host implementation in our application (written
in C++), so that users can run scripts to access our data from inside the
application.
Current problem is that iterating from Python script doesn't work right. You
can iterate through a collection, but attempts to do t
I am trying to programatically delete a Contacts folder (that I
programatically created using PyIMAPI.CreateFolder), when I get the
following exception:
AttributeError: 'PyIMAPIFolder' object has no attribute 'DeleteFolder'
I can see there is an EmptyFolder() implemented, and documented at:
http:
Hello,
I am looking for a way to capture the private memory usage by a process
(the one that shows on task manager). I searched online a lot but I am
only seeing information on working memory size. It would be also a great
if I could get the peak value of private memory usage.
Thanks,
Riz
for
On 13/04/2012 16:22, Riz Hossain wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for a way to capture the private memory usage by a process
> (the one that shows on task manager). I searched online a lot but I am
> only seeing information on working memory size. It would be also a
> great if I could get the pe
I am trying to programatically delete a Contacts folder (that I
programatically created using PyIMAPI.CreateFolder), when I get the
following exception:
AttributeError: 'PyIMAPIFolder' object has no attribute 'DeleteFolder'
I can see there is an EmptyFolder() implemented, and documented at:
http:
takeshi ikeya wrote:
>
> I showed your mail to the agent of Animatics.
> He promised that he'll find a good software engineer in Animatics.
> and make him find some answer.
That seems like exactly the right thing to do.
> But I am afraid
Well, the only fear is that it will take too long. If
Thanks for the reply Tim.
I have tried the below code:
import psutil
p = psutil.Process(3540)
print p.get_memory_info()
it outputs:
meminfo(rss=157237248, vms=139837440)
which is the memory for working set and commit. This is still not
returning me the private value (which is what you see on
I have a folder in the Root Folder of a message store that I am trying to
clear using EmptyFolder(). The code is as follows:
folder = store.OpenEntry(eid, None, MOD_FLAG)
hr = folder.EmptyFolder(0, None, 0)
I get the error: ' Error: unsupported operand type(s) for
