Hi,
I'm trying to use Python's win32com
interface to drive an excel spreadsheet.
I've managed to have it open the sheet,
call a VBA function with arguments, and close it down cleanly.
However, if Excel is already running,
it closes the open instance. Which is not good.
Is there a way I can do
Tim,
That worked perfectly.
Much obliged.
Thanks very much,
Tom
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John,
>> If this means "Can I create a totally
different independant instance of
>> Excel so that I don't run the risk of stuffing
up what the user is doing
>> with their existing instance", then
I'd like to know too.
That's exactly what it is.
Actually a bit more complicated than
that for me
Hi,
I have a series of python programs that
communicate over sockets.
The server is using asyncore, the clients
just the bare socket library.
The system is just storing strings of
XML associated with a particular name, kinda like a poor man's file system.
The trouble is that it mostly runs fine
John,
Thanks very much. I'll try there. I
thought it may be something specific to windows, as running it on Linux
seems to work fine.
My apologies for the typo, the
correct hex number is : fault address 0x0007ef60
Thanks,
Tom
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David,
Maybe I'm missing something, but doesn't
XP take awhile to launch and kill Notepad?
Does it work a bit better if you launch
a process every 10 seconds?
Thanks,
Tom
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Michael,
If you just need to deal with the path
to the executable, perhaps os.path.normpath() is what you're looking for.
Regards,
Tom
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