hes. It will not
accept forward slashes.
from win32com.client import Dispatch
shell = Dispatch("Shell.Application")
y = shell.NameSpace(r"c:\tmp\pvt")
print( y.Title )
for z in y.Items():
print( z.Path )
print( z.ExtendedProperty("Author
want to change it unless you're sure it's a numeric constant
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IT keeps retrying until it's able to open the port, with
a short delay between each attempt. That way, the web server would
always see success.
The delay with the two solutions should be about the same; you're always
going to have to wait for request A to finish before request B starts,
but t
The open/send/close
model should work just fine.
> - Even if I find a way to open a thread with the serial port or
> to keep it open with a loop, is it possible to send it orders ?
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code (which should always be your fallback for True Answers), you'll see
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_address],
> msg.as_string()).
>
Remember that Python is just a gateway into Outlook. You can't do
anything that Outlook wouldn't ordinarily do, and Outlook doesn't allow
you to override the sender address. You can set up multiple identities
in Outlook, and then use Python to choose which i
the audio. You can just render the
graph at that point.
Alternatively, it looks like this package might be more applicable:
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lists the exported functions. That's the first export specification.
You are also using __declspec(dllexport) in the function definition, and
that's the second export specification. When you use
__declspec(dllexport), you don't need the ".def" file
is just an alias for the .def file. You need
to mention the entry point EITHER (1) in a .def file, (2) in a /EXPORT, or (3)
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thin a COM interface, their parameters, and
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to avoid answering your exact question, but I would point out that
Admin1 can change the ACL to give Admin2 the right to change the ACL.
In the file permission dialog, that's the "Change permissions" right.
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he live instance instead of
> creating a new one.
>
Why? I know you weren't asking for a design review, but it seems like a
serious design flaw if you cannot handle multiple requests with a single
instance. That's a big part of COM -- an easy way to have a server that
handles multiple clients.
-
g is a separate window. You'd get thousands
of hits. Are you really looking to monitor the creation of new
top-level windows, which means the creation of new processes? Because
WMI DOES provide information about processes.
If you do want to find out about windows, you'd need to use a Windows hook.
> Here I attached the screenshot of my error and piece of code which i
> execute.
>
Are you actually opening a file? Does the file open correctly? Is it
possible the workbook isn't open yet by the time you query it? Are you
running as the logged in user, or is this a service?
but after that, all you should need to do is create
an instance of your object, and pass it to whatever method your server
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Technically speaking, it would be possible to register that source once
in an elevated process and then use it without re-registering, but the
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e I would suggest
> investing time into making the code compatible to Python3 asap.
PyWin32 has been Python 3 compatible for many years. To what are you
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rsion that Python itself uses. The same applies to MFC. When
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> However, this is only my current feeling.
Right. The core interpreter has no UI, and does not link to MFC.
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more than 30 seconds to launch? If so, then you need to figure out why
it takes so long. If you are waiting for some event during your
startup, perhaps you can reorganize your code so that you defer some of
your initialization until after you enter the
ected? Microsoft does not recommend printing from
Windows services, in parts because of security considerations. Your service is
running as a special Windows user (unless you've configured it), and that
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The Document object should have a BuiltinDocumentProperties collection
and a CustomDocumentProperties collection that you can query and
manipulate. You'll have to discover whether the properties you need to
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returns a DocumentProperties object. I believe that is a collection of
DocumentProperty objects. So you should be able to say something like
for prop in workbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties:
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> second whether the process is active, but I want to be more efficient
> and wait on the system event that is generated when a process is
> started. Is that possible?
Is this a process you are starting? If YOU start the process, you get a
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Another way to do the unpacking is
struct.unpack('II',struct.pack('Q',i))
and the reverse:
struct.unpack('Q','strict.pack('II',low,high)[0]
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ere a fix for this? Basically, wanted to know the reason for this
> exception and the fix for this.
COM exceptions are listed in hex. -2147221164 is 0x80040154, which is
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That's not a class ID, it's a window ID. You can trigger that by sending the
exact same message you saw here.
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(ERROR_INVALID_DATATYPE). As an experiment, have you tried coding up
the exact same sequence as a C program to see if you get the same error?
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Win32client is quite correct in interpreting your definition as it
does. The fact that it works in VBA is an lucky accident. If you want
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rv...@free.fr wrote:
It seems win32client do not interpret correctly the type expected by
the COM server, here float() instead of pointer on an array of float.
That statement is not accurate. The fault is not in win32client. The
root of the problem
e. The "3F" in there is the "?" character,
which means "this character does not exist in the current 8-bit code page".
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hDC.CreatePrinterDC (win32print.GetDefaultPrinter ())
If that is getting you what you need, then
win32print.OpenPrinter( win32print.GetDefaultPrinter() )
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a very
nasty bug. I'll file a bug report.
In the meantime, I'll fix up my little C++ example to do the job for you.
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hich works), or for win32print.cpp
(which maybe doesn't).
I built mine for non-Unicode.
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code, not a Python error. Let me see if I can write up a C++ test that
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Don't you have the code that originally created those fields? It is absolutely
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essage? Did it tell
you which argument was wrong? What, exactly, is "output"? It would be
helpful to see the code leading up to this as well.
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when the function returns.
The right answer is to use a package like pyHook to install a global hook.
This is exactly what it is for.
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whether
Office 365 is a 32-bit app or a 64-bit app, but your version of Python
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I WOULD consider this a subtle bug in the ADODBAPI code.
You are being too kind. This bug is not subtle in any way. Python is so
good at string parsing -- there must be a better way to write that.
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es?
Your code works for me, although the SFGAO_FOLDER bit is not set for my
folder shortcut. If you do a "dir" of the folder where the link lives,
what do you see? Is it actually a .lnk file of about a kilobyte?
There are no DOS attributes on my folder shortcut. What do you see
have to do it all "the hard way". Create a
new message, copy the Receipts list into the new message, set your body,
send it. Not a lot of code, but it's a little tedious.
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that isn’t present on your Windows 10 system?
The key point is that this is almost certainly going to end up being a
Photoshop issue, not a Python issue.
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. An in-process COM server has to match the bittedness of the
caller. Do you have the option of installing a 32-bit Python to see if
it works from there?
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ay, LabView can do socket comunication so I think this is the way do
> go rather than reading LabView controls via pywin32.
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-bit Python on a 64-bit system?
Theoretically, you should be able to use CLSID_ShellLink from either
one, but I'm trying to narrow things down. Tim's code works fine for me
with Python 3.7.2 (64 bit) on Windows 10.
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LabView.Application")
> VI = labview.getvireference(r'Controller.vi')
> I get the following error:
>
> AttributeError: ' instance at 0x43780248>' object has no attribute 'getvireference'
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But even then, you bang up against the Python interpreter lock, which only
allows the interpreter to handle one thread at a time. I wouldn’t think you’d
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processes? If so, then I think you’re seeing RPC (Remote Procedure Call),
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s, I strongly suggest you take a look at the ImageMagick package.
It is an incredible powerful photo manipulation tool that is all driven
from the command line. It can be a bit tricky to set up the command
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certainly do not need to launch the Photoshop behemoth for that. Just
use pip to install "pillow", the Python Imaging Library, and all you
need is this:
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Image.open('myfile.tif').save('myfile.jpg')
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ring', None, None)
That’s correct. “” is not a valid class string.
SHGetPropertyStoreFromParsingName returns a COM interface, and you have to tell
it what interface you want. It is usually IPropertyStore.
What are you trying to do here? Are you porting some C++ code you found into
Pyth
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at I had to figure this out twice today.
dateShifted = propsys.PROPVARIANTType(mDate+shift_time.timedelta_obj,
pythoncom.VT_DATE)
The PROPVARIANTType function returns a PyPROPVARIANT object.
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(VIDEO_DATE_ENCODED, dateShifted)
I found it. Try
dateShifted = propsys.PyPROPVARIANT(mData + shift_time.timedelta_obj,
pythoncom.VT_DATE)
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What DID happen?
You don’t have a newline at the very end of the string. CATIA might need that.
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'Command failed', 'wdmain11.chm', 36966, -2146824090), None)
Did you do any web searching for this? -2146824090 is 0x80A1066, which is a
security issue. Do you have permission to write into that directory? Are you
able to do this same action if you do it by hand?
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goes back to the days of Visual Basic 6, whereas DECIMAL is much more
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There is a WMI query that can return the name of all logged in users:
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le copies on its own. Have you seen a
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ric structs like that are not in those rules. Some people
get the idea that anything they can express in C++ can be shoved in a COM
interface, but it ain’t so.
You should be able to add a GUID attribute to the IDL:
[ uuid(12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789ABC) ]
typedef struct SoftwareInfo {
…
} Softw
ents, e.g. MFC.dll.
> What are your thoughts?
What is the point? Installing a package does not mean you are required to use
all of it. If you ship a package that doesn’t need the UI components, then
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be part of
the other process.
If you want to do threading in Python, use the ’thread’ or ’threading’ modules.
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company wants to support both 32-bit and 64-bit processes, then it has
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lity()
ActiveDoc is a property, and so should not need parens.
> Running this code and vscode says:
>
> line 15, in
> swModel.AddComponents3(vtName,vtTrans,vtCoordName)
> TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
> If I code it like this 'swModel.AddComponents3' then it
ure call into the
Windows LSA (Local Security Authority) to get access to the login credentials
through an undocumented internal function.
You can certainly find AES encryption for Python, but it’s not going to use the
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needed.
When I say “package”, I mean an application package that you want to
distribute, created by something like pyinstaller. It will only include the
components your application needs.
I just don’t see that there is anything to gain in making such a substantial
change.
in32 that are actually required by the application.
If you’re shipping your application via pip on WIndows, then virtually everyone
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se the process after I am done with my object?
It’s up to the the application. Out-of-process servers often provide a “close”
or “exit” method to tell them to clean up.
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u have some ideas in mind to reach my goal ?
The APIs from ncrypt.dll are not, as of yet, exposed in pywin32. You can
certainly use ctypes to access them.
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This is not Visual Basic. The following statement does nothing in Python:
|oFromCondition.Recipients.ResolveAll|
If you want the method to be called, you have to call it:
|oFromCondition.Recipients.ResolveAll()|
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e already using them. ;)
> I have tried already but error
>
That’s 0x80070005, which is ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED. Have you tried running this
from an elevated process?
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and 64-bit Pythons.)
However, the Office applications are out-of-process servers, so there’s a proxy
in the middle, and that should let it work.
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that! If it doesn't ask for a variant, then you
don't deliver a variant. Did you try just passing a string, as Mark
suggested?
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only goin off state but the machine is also going sleep mode . My
question is : Is there any way to prevent machine going to sleep ? The
only thing i need is to turn monitor off :)
The operating system can do this for you automatically, in the "Power &
Sleep" control panel page.
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