> I've been having a devil of a time trying to get events
> working in win32com with an attached Type library. It seems
> like I'm missing something obvious, but I haven't been able
> to figure it out. So I'd like to ask your collective wisdom!
>
> My code is at: http://www.teuton.org/~sholloway/
Mark et al
I cleaned up my example so you do not need to explicity define the
directory that the .py script is in, provided it is in the same
directory as the asp script. Is there any way to avoid the 2 import
statements, "import somefunctions" in order to be able to use reload and
"from somef
Roop,
I do not have a python app but do have one in javascript which MAY help. I
had a bunch of programs with text files which described the input variables.
I wrote 2 programs, the first took the text files and converted them into
html. The second, much shorter program, took the html and used ie
Title: PythonWin as a MDI
Is there a way to launch PythonWin as a Multiple Document Interface so that I can make good use of my multi-monitor system? I would like to open a number of code pages and have them on different monitors.
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Python-win3
> Hi Mark,
>
> can you please give me some more instructions ?
Not in any detail as I don't have an exchange server to test against.
> restriction = (mapi.RES_CONTENT, # a property restriction
>(mapi.FL_SUBSTRING | mapi.FL_IGNORECASE |
> mapi.FL_LOOSE, # fuzz level
>
Bonsoir !
Je fais exactement ce que vous espérez : IE comme frontal d'un logiciel en
Python.
Au départ, j'utilise un fichier .HTA, qui se connecte à Python avec
Javascript :
var comlink = new ActiveXObject("Soft.Python");
Entre les objets de l'interface, et le logiciel Python, j'ai éta
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 17:16:25 -0700, Simon Hook
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am trying to use import in an asp python page. If I have:
>...
>How can I get asp to pull python code from another directory and how can
>I make a change and not have to reboot for the change to be invoked? Can
>I use
I have a python app that runs on my machine. I want to use IE as a front
end to it. To that end I want to start up a new IE window when this
program is run, and respond to all events on the window (like clicks or
form submissions) by calling functions in a python module. I want this to
run on m
Hi Mark,
can you please give me some more instructions ?
> A quick
>google may offer other advice - eg, see if you can find any C++ code that
>references the GAL by any way other than that function.
>
>Mark
>
>
I found the following on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/librar
