would think that MANY things would fail if %TEMP% were not writable.
You could fall back to %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp, I suppose.
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the PR_ATTACH_DATA_BIN property for the attachment you want.
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an
olFormatRichText that has fallen out of favor.
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be better to get some examples
going in C++ before trying to move this to Python.
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. (I don't know what the Python thread module does.) On XP
SP1 and before, you'd see the behavior you describe.
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:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321381
What are you really trying to accomplish here? This is complicated, and
there may be an easier way to do what you want.
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, I'd recommend the service.
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need to use parens:
worddoc.Content.MoveEnd()
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, but I don't know why it would be trying that.
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, and then add to it with CombineRgn and friends.
Also, you should remember that working with region in Windows can be
rather inefficient. A drawing operation that is clipped by a region
gets sent to the driver multiple times, once for each unique rectangle
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advice is right on, but as a little hint, textboxes in a Word
document are considered shapes, and are stored in the Document.Shapes
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a Notepad window to the rear:
import win32con, win32ui
p = win32ui.FindWindow( None, x.txt - Notepad )
p.SetWindowPos( win32con.HWND_BOTTOM, (0,0,0,0),
win32con.SWP_NOMOVE+win32con.SWP_NOSIZE+win32con.SWP_NOREPOSITION
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that for
registration? I guess that's not really better than your solution.
You're right, there are no perfect answers.
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this in some new
release. In addition, Henry is right; you can only call
SetLayeredWindowAttributes on a window with the WS_EX_LAYERED style.
You can set that style on a window by using SetWindowLong, although
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that the shell application (i.e., Explorer) is about to start
or stop. It doesn't call your own function, and it doesn't hook the
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Some of their subprojects do have 2.5 installers, so there may be hope
that someone will upload one for pyAA.
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since forever.
Windows doesn't track network statistics on a per-process basis.
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are adding two items with exactly the same name. Does it
work if you make the second one File1.item2?
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as a
process handle; the process ID is the third thing in the tuple
CreateProcess returns.
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time.sleep(1)
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as an embedded
image. Images are always sent as named attachments, and HTML tags in
the message can tell the mail reader to display a particular image at a
particular point, but even that varies from mail program to mail program.
Any body help me to solve this problem.
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. wrote:
- Original Message -
Tim Roberts wrote:
Now, you know that Current Bandwidth is not what you want, right?
This just shows it is a 100Mbit connection.
Yes I am, win32pdhutil.browse() won't report anything for Bytes Received,
Sent, or Total so I used Current
, by use MAPI interface (I believe...)
Correct, and not even full MAPI -- just the Simple MAPI interface.
Here's an example in C++:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms527946.aspx
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this, I think it's fine.
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= (1,2,3)
xxx
(1, 2, 3)
a, b, c = (1,2,3)
a
1
b
2
c
3
In the code you quoted, tp receives the counter's type, and val gets
the value. type is a built-in function in Python, so it's not safe to
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!) It does very little
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, should Python also be
built with the same VS version for compatibility?
Yes, this is required. The Python run-time DLL links to the Visual C++
run-time library. My python24.dll, for example, links to msvcr71.dll,
which is the run-time from VS 2003.
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only, use:
v = oRS.Fields(dt).Value
print v.Format( %H:%M:%S %p)
See:
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Python doesn't know it's an ILib2Provider, because that's just a name
used in the C++ source code, but the methods and properties should all
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a stupid question, do you actually have Python and
PyWin32 installed on this machine?
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It seemed to work OK, although I didn't actually try to use the object..
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with makepy
and then tried this code. But ther is certainly a smarter way to do it
Well, this is not about whether it's smart or not. What I'm saying is
that the line that says
RS = RS.RhinoScript
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Marcus Low wrote:
This wont work on Vista. FindWindow is no longer an acceptable api to
use.
That is simply not true. If you can point to the web site where you
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:
try:
RS = Rhino.GetScriptObject()
gotit = True
except pywintype.com_error:
time.sleep(1)
print Retrying
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in [2,3,4]] but it does
not seem terribly efficient. Is there some trick which can allow me to
write column wise with good performance?
The difference in efficiency is irrelevant. Have you measured it, or
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messages. Or, you could take a
cross-platform approach and use sockets.
You might try to Google for python ipc; I found a couple of good hits
in the first couple of pages.
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Antony Joseph wrote:
How to set outlook or Thunderbird as a default e-mail client in windows.
Any help.pls
This question is not related to Python in any way. Google is your friend.
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this:
sys.stdin = open('nul','rb')
If that doesn't work, try asking on the wxPython mailing list.
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for one person to be competent in both.
Indeed, for things that are not .NET, Mark's book is still pretty much
current.
Perhaps we'll get a book on IronPython to make it a little more
approachable for us CPython users.
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Michael Foord wrote:
Tim Roberts wrote:
Well, there's an interesting issue here. Much of the new stuff you
have mentioned has nothing to do with the Python that we know and
love. .NET and winforms (which is part of .NET) requires managed
code, and that means IronPython
looked back.
Delphi doesn't come with Python in the box, but it's very easy to add
packages, and there are lots of places to download them. Essentially
one DLL gives you a Python engine within your Delphi application.
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Dick Moores wrote:
At 03:57 PM 3/4/2008, Tim Roberts wrote:
Delphi is the grown-up version of Borland's Object Pascal. Think of it
as Visual Studio for Pascal. It was a very cool product, with a great
IDE and a wonderful class library for writing GUI apps. I was a
steadfast Delphi zealot
Graessle, Glenn (FC COE) wrote:
Anyone know where I can find a Python interface to Merant's CM tool
called PVCS?
I found it was easier just to call their command line tools with the
subprocess module. There's supposed to be an API, but their product is
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that complicated, and they just kind
of grew out of my own needs.
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create your own
format. I often use the Windows .INI style, because it is simple to
create and simple to parse:
[GlobalSettings]
DebugLevel = 6
DebugPrefix = MyApplication
[UserSettings]
Color = 0xffddee
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are so configured these days), or if you had a serial
mouse in that port (which almost no one has any more), or if you were
talking to a USB-to-serial converter, this kind of thing can happen.
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( __stdout__, xout );
PySys_SetObject( stdin, xin );
PySys_SetObject( __stdin__, xin );
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, you can construct and maintain it yourself.
If you just want the list of handles, you can do something like this:
childlist = []
win32ui.EnumChildWindows( hwnd, lamba hwnd,oldlist: oldlist.append(
hwnd ), childlist )
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Julius wrote:
On Tue, 2008-03-11 at 16:13 -0700, Tim Roberts wrote:
Julius wrote:
My fault(already got that one running), i meant the
win32gui.EnumChildWindows(currentHwnd, windowEnumerationHandler,
childWindows)
function.
from what i understand the purpose of this function
!
I read an article in the trade press about two years ago that said Excel
was the number one database application in the entire world.
It's simple, it's ubiquitous, and it's visual. Until you need
reporting, it's not a bad way to go.
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. The 1
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GetInterface is usually only called internally by QueryInterface, and
there are usually other ways to get one interface from another in Python.
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a WM_ACTIVATE message, and the application can
veto the suggestion. Also, an application can call
LockSetForegroundWindow to prevent another application from stealing
the focus away.
You may simply need to trap this error.
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not the perfect solution, but it gives you the general
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the COM component, and start searching for
Pythonic solutions. The Twisted module, for example, makes something
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, scalability problems, network availability issues, and spam and
virus sensitivity. It would be much better for you to grab one of the
excellent and well-proven open source SMTP servers and make whatever
modifications you need to make for your environment.
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and opens the directory containing
that shortcut. The shell library has an API for fetching the target
path from a shortcut file. You could just pull the path from the
shortcut, and startup a new Explorer in that directory.
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:\windows\notepad.exe
For future reference, here's a knowledge base article that describes the
command-line parameters to explorer:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/130510
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)
if __name__=='__main__':
print Registering COM server...
import win32com.server.register
win32com.server.register.UseCommandLine(PythonUtilities)
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is not being called when
the exception happens, because the exception hook is set to None.
The right way to do this is:
sys.excepthook = MyExHook
x = 1/0
I just tried that, and it worked fine. If that's not working for you,
tell us what you do get.
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have controls in place to prevent you from doing this sort of
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here. What is
preventing you from shutting down in an orderly way?
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(keyboard_file.kbd)
Interesting. You're saying that the normal
del kb
is not enough to clean this up?
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mean by to no avail? Where did you get the window
handle? What happened when you tried it?
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to pass. So, if you wanted to create a task
to execute the following function:
birthday( hwnd, name=kNish, year=2008 )
you would do something like this:
:
wt = scheduler.WeekdayTask( A birthday, xxx, xxx, birthday,
(hwnd,), {name: kNish, year: 2008 } )
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at a time. From there, you'll need to
query the appropriate subinterfaces, and hope that they are all dispatch
interfaces so they can be used from Python.
I might be tempted to take the C++ code and make a simple extension DLL.
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accordingly. For example, try adding the following
after you create the wx.Frame:
ws = self.GetSize()
cs = self.GetClientSize()
# Bump the window size by the delta between the two.
ws.IncBy( *(ws-cs) )
self.SetSize( ws )
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Tim Roberts wrote:
Marlin Rowley wrote:
I want to start from the beginning and work my way to what I have
now. Maybe then, I'll see some things that I didn't. :)
Let's start with the Frame and Window creation. Right now, I pass a
resolution into my script (rfxRenderView.py 320 240
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
how can i create an x64 exe of a python script on a 32 bit machine.
Why? All of the x64 platforms can run 32-bit executables.
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is that this whole post is nonsense. Please tell us what you
are trying to accomplish.
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will be welcome. Thanks.
P.D: i tried to print the wxpython demo 2.8 and it happens the same,
transparency background is printed on black.
Many printers do not handle transparency. What kind of printer is it?
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AuthorizedApplications\
List\
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every time a menu event happens (among other places). You would
figure out whether the message was for a menu that was opening, and if
it was, add yourself to the menu, and subclass the window. Then, when
the menu closes, you could undo the subclass and remove yourself from
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, 'CurrentVersion' )[0]
print ffver
ffmainkey = _winreg.OpenKey( ffkey, sub + \\Main )
ffpath = _winreg.QueryValueEx( ffmainkey, 'PathToExe' )[0]
_winreg.CloseKey( ffkey )
_winreg.CloseKey( ffmainkey )
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print UnsignedHex( win32api.GetVolumeInformation('C:\\')[1] )
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are separate.
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2007/07/18/3926581.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms725486.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724291.aspx
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Golden has a way to do just about everything, but this particular
snippet has nothing to do with the original question.
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are quite correct, I apologize.
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is
often exploited quite heavily for monitoring, logging, and administration.
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is that you can go look in the source.
wave.py is in the standard library.
Each frame is sample width X number of channels. If you have a
44100-S-16 audio stream, each frame is 4 bytes (stereo x 16 bits per
sample).
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rather than just go read
the source.
I think that each of these items is specifically talking about the
Pythonwin editor here. Is that correct? I've never had problems
cutting and pasting code, although I tend to use gvim and a command line
instead. What issues do you see?
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).
If anything, research shows that two spaces after a period increases
reader comprehension, but font designers don't like the aesthetics. The
general trend these days is toward one space, but they'll never stop me.
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are discouraged by PEP8:
obj = myFunction( one, two )
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team, and sample code contributed from the private library of a helpful
member of the general public?
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document, which is the binary format used by all of the Microsoft
Office programs prior to Office 2007.
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system, or are you cross-compiling?
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