> Object with win32trace dispatcher created (object=None)
> Gateway Count: 2
> Interface Count: 4
>
> Is there something I should try to get the Interface Count down to zero?
In Spambayes, I previously tried everything I could think of to locate them.
I guess additional analysis is necessary to
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|> Or should I use swig or similar?
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| To do this at runtime, you might look at ctypes (which is at
| http://starship.python.net/crew/theller/ctypes/, or if you wait for
| Python 2.5, it will be in the standard library).
I tried to use Ctypes talking to LabVIEW
On Thu, 11 May 2006 09:47:54 +0200, Christian Stooker
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi !
>
>As I say: interesting, because os.get*time functions get good result for
>the files.
>
>
They BOTH return good results. They just use different time bases.
>#
[Bill]
I've created an addin derived from the example in the ..\win32com\demos
directory (outlookAddin.py). I've also taken a look at the source code
for the SpamBayes addin.
The addin works, but I get an error from Outlook when I close Outlook
and then *immediately* try and restart it. The error
[Bill]
I've created an addin derived from the example in the ..\win32com\demos
directory (outlookAddin.py). I've also taken a look at the source code
for the SpamBayes addin.
The addin works, but I get an error from Outlook when I close Outlook
and then *immediately* try and restart it. The error
> I've created an addin derived from the example in the ..\win32com\demos
> directory (outlookAddin.py). I've also taken a look at the source code
> for the SpamBayes addin.
>
> The addin works, but I get an error from Outlook when I close Outlook
> and then *immediately* try and restart it. The er
on 04.05.2006 15:56 Stefan Rank said the following:
> on 04.05.2006 12:17 Roger Upole said the following:
>> Stefan Rank wrote:
>>> AFAICT I need the GDI function `ChangeDisplaySettingsEx` and
>>> `EnumDisplayDevices` and some others.
>> These functions can certainly be added. It will take some
On 11/05/2006 5:47 PM, Christian Stooker wrote:
> Mark Hammond írta:
>> I'm guessing it is related to the GMT offset. The MSDN docs for the
>> FILETIME structure say:
>>
>> Furthermore, FAT records times on disk in local time. However,
>> NTFS records times on disk in UTC. For more information
On 5/11/06, Andrew Markebo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My question is... Is it possible to load and execute the code in a dll
> from PythonWin?
>
> I have found the function LoadLibrary, but how do I check the
> contents, and so on in the dll?
I don't think this is possible within pywin32 (I'm su
Hello!
My question is... Is it possible to load and execute the code in a dll
from PythonWin?
I have found the function LoadLibrary, but how do I check the
contents, and so on in the dll?
Or should I use swig or similar?
/Andy
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Mark Hammond írta:
> I'm guessing it is related to the GMT offset. The MSDN docs for the
> FILETIME structure say:
>
> Furthermore, FAT records times on disk in local time. However,
> NTFS records times on disk in UTC. For more information ...
>
> Otherwise I'm afraid I have no idea...
>
> Mar
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