> However, I have a problem that one of the methods on the ActiveX > should show a UI and fire an event. The python code doesn't > show the UI > and no events get fired. This does the same thing in VB > uncles I wait in > a polling loop for my call to the ActiveX component and use the > ubiquitous DoEvents call in VB6 - is there something which > will allow me > to yield control to the OS in the same way as VB6 in Python.
ActiveX controls need an AX control "container" in order for them to work correctly. win32com by itself currently can not provide such an environment. However, Pythonwin and wxPython both can (Pythonwin by virtue of MFC, wxPython by virtue of wxWindows). I don't know much about wxPython's support, but see pythonwin\pywin\demos\ocx for examples of how to do it in pythonwin. Mark _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
