When Python code does: obj.foo(1)
On a COM object that has no makepy support, Python will first query the object if it has a *property* named 'foo' before it asks if it has a *method* named foo. I suspect you are seeing this. To work correctly in this case, Python will be expecting the property reference to fail (so it can determine it is indeed a method) > of functions are in small letters, but no other parameter is transmitted. > To check, I supervised the line: > def _dynamic_(self, name, lcid, wFlags, args): The wFlags param of that call indicates if it is a property or method reference. If it does turn out to be a property reference, there will be no args passed. > > I tested Dispatch, DispatchEx, dynamic.Dispatch, without more success. > > It should be noted that, if I remove the line: > _ reg_policy_spec _ = "DynamicPolicy" > The problem disappears. > > > My question: how to use (call functions with parameters) a (my) > dynamic-COM-server-Python, since Python? > > Last infos : Python 2.4.2 ; PyWin32 205 ; Win-XP-SP2 ; Bedside's book: > "Programming Python on win32". Have a look at page 220 - it has an example of _dynamic_ checking wFlags. Cheers, Mark _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
