> Try adding useDispatcher=1 as a param to wrap. That will cause the object
> to use a "debug" dispatcher, and should spew print statements to
> win32traceutil - ie, the same as if the object was registered with "--debug"
> (but as this object is not registered at all, --debug isn't an option; the
> Thanks for your help -- I searched around some more and I think I
> have the basic idea down -- if you want to implement a COM
> interface, it should
> look something like this:
That all looks correct!
> import win32com.server.util
> qnotify = win32com.server.util.wrap(Q())
Try adding useDispa
You should always reply to the whole list so that future folks with the
same question can see the answers.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Actually, I am just using Tkinter library, but I don't know there is some
>widget to access the windows file system or not. Thanks
>
>
Yes, a few minutes with Go
After rebooting the pywintypes.error message has changed slightly:Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Documents and Settings\Derick\Desktop\test.py", line 73, in ?frame = TestFrame () File "C:\Documents and Settings\Derick\Desktop\test.py", line 23, in __init__
self.nextWnd = win32clipboard
Unless you have been infected by a virus, user32.dll is not broken.Please eliminate that option from consideration. Windows constantly
monitors all of the critical system files and replaces them with hidden,cached copies if they change.Do you run any real-time virus or spyware checkers? Have you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi:
>I am totally an freshman to Python, and I want to build in my python
>program a button just like the "Browse" button in windows which will pop
>out a dialog window to select files from the local machine. Can somebody
>tell me the library and method that might be usef
Hi:
I am totally an freshman to Python, and I want to build in my python
program a button just like the "Browse" button in windows which will pop
out a dialog window to select files from the local machine. Can somebody
tell me the library and method that might be useful?
Thanks
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Derick Van Niekerk wrote:
>
> I uninstalled everything, deleted any remaining dirs, rebooted and
> reinstalled only python, wx and win32. Still the same problem. So I'm
> sure the problem is not with the python libs themselves...
That is an unjustified conclusion. You may be sure that the probl
One possible solution...just sleep until the ie object reports it's not
busy. Should mean the form submission has completed and the new
document as loaded.
ie.Document.login_form.submit()
while ie.Busy:
time.sleep(.5)
s = doc.documentElement.outerHTML
print s
Bobby
-Original Message--
Hello,
if after your command:
ie.Document.login_form.submit()
I write:
doc = ie.Document
s = doc.documentElement.outerHTML
print s
I can see the HTML of the document before the submit
command, but I would like to see the HTML of the page
after the submit command: do you know how to solve
this p
Since you're getting pywintypes.error rather than an import error,
the function is actually called. Most likely the app that created the
window (wxPython) isn't responding correctory. You might want tocheck if you have the same version of wx on both machines.
Yep - both versions turned out to be
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