This is done for any "byref" args - when Python knows an arg is byref, it
returns it along with the real return value. This is the only reasonable
way to represent byrefs.
This is covered in the book.
Mark.
> -----Original Message-----
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> Chiaramonte
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> Subject: com client return values
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> Why is it that a call to a com object method with no parameters returns a
> value. But a call to a com method with one or more parameters returns the
> return value and all the arguments in a tuple?
>
> Just wondering why this is. Also, is there any mention of the is the PPW32
> book?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gene
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