Hi !
If, by chance, you pass in Ardeche (*), France, I could show you interesting
things. If not, I would have evil, by e-mail (my English is too bad).
(*) See :
http://www.marathon-ardeche.com/SiteMarathon/gorges_ardeche/gorges_htm/20001113_gorges_2.htm
Michel Claveau
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Thanks for the suggestions. I am debating which of the feasible methods
will be easier.
The javascript code calling a COM object was quite easy to get working:
var obj = ActiveXObject(aa.bb);
However it doesn't work with mozilla (which I expected). When loaded as
HTML it gives a warning every
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 14:14:32 -0400 (EDT), Roop Mukherjee
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have a python app that runs on my machine. I want to use IE as a front
>end to it. To that end I want to start up a new IE window when this
>program is run, and respond to all events on the window (like clicks
ython-win32] Interfacing to windows explorer
I have a python app that runs on my machine. I want to use IE as a front
end to it. To that end I want to start up a new IE window when this
program is run, and respond to all events on the window (like clicks or
form submissions) by calling functions
Bonsoir !
Je fais exactement ce que vous espérez : IE comme frontal d'un logiciel en
Python.
Au départ, j'utilise un fichier .HTA, qui se connecte à Python avec
Javascript :
var comlink = new ActiveXObject("Soft.Python");
Entre les objets de l'interface, et le logiciel Python, j'ai éta
I have a python app that runs on my machine. I want to use IE as a front
end to it. To that end I want to start up a new IE window when this
program is run, and respond to all events on the window (like clicks or
form submissions) by calling functions in a python module. I want this to
run on m
