I know there is a simple interface to the Windows messagebox
interface.
Is there an equivalent type of simple dialog box for showing a
progressbar or progressbar-like information?
Use case: I have a collection of Python command line utilties
that can take up to several minutes to run. These are
Hello,
I have a program which I can control via COM and Python's win32com.
This program will visualize a big tree, which gets created by my COM-commands.
The problem is, that after each modification of the tree (like insert), the
program
refreshes its display area.
Accidentally I discovered
Andreas Holtz wrote:
The program is CATIA from Dassault.
They have a parameter to control the refresh of
the display (CATIAApplication.RefreshDisplay = False) but this
only works within their macro engine. For details see here:
http://ww3.cad.de/foren/ubb/Forum137/HTML/001099.shtml#02
The program is CATIA from Dassault.
They have a parameter to control the refresh of
the display (CATIAApplication.RefreshDisplay = False) but this
only works within their macro engine. For details see here:
http://ww3.cad.de/foren/ubb/Forum137/HTML/001099.shtml#02
schrieb Tim Roberts am
Of course I tried it and it is not working. I am trying for two days now.
The Interactive-switch is just preventing user inputs (this works fine).
The COM implementation is suboptimal. There are a lot of features you can not
access via COM.
Don't ask me why. Due to this suboptimal behaviour, I
Message: 1
Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2010 12:09:16 -0400
From: pyt...@bdurham.com
To: zz Python Win32 Newsgroup python-win32@python.org
Subject: [python-win32] Simple Windows progressbar dialog (like
messagebox) via Win32 API?
Message-ID: 1285862956.22785.1397713...@webmail.messagingengine.com
Andreas Holtz wrote:
The COM implementation is suboptimal. There are a lot of features you can
not access via COM.
Don't ask me why. Due to this suboptimal behaviour, I need this stupid hack.
The question is now, what is a correct WM_SIZING-message?
With a string for the rect, a
Tim,
If you look in site-packages\pythonwin\pywin\Demos, you'll find
progressbar.py. This is a Python wrapper around the MFC CProgressCtrl
class. You might be able to adapt that to do what you need, although I'm not
sure MFC is any lighter weight than Tkinter.
I'm already using the Python
Tony,
Try Easy Dialogs
http://www.averdevelopment.com/python/EasyDialogs.html
It has a progress bar. Easy Dialogs just wraps the native OS calls, and makes
them sensible cross platform.
Using a progress bar is only a few lines of code.
Thanks for this recommendation. This looks like a
pyt...@bdurham.com wrote:
I'm already using the Python Win32 extensions, so the progressbar.py
example might be a good fit for me.
I tested it from the command line on Windows 7 and was surprised that
the progressbar control looked like it was from Windows 95.
Any suggestions on how to
I need to run both a Python DDE server and Python DDE client on the
same machine (separate programs). Is there a reason why when I
Create() the client:
server.Create(PyVibeSurvey)
I get:
dde.error: The server could not be created
for the client program?
When the same client connects to the
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