Tim Golden wrote:
<div class="moz-text-flowed" style="font-family: -moz-fixed">Sorry,
missed this one going through. Looks like
Roger's hit the nail on the head, though. Bizarre
behaviour by the IShellLink interface: I can't find
any kind of reference to this but I assume that
since the Path attribute of the link should *only*
contain an executable, there's no need for the
quotes -- which then confuse it when they're there
as it tries to make the executable into an absolute
path.
One small comment, Mike. Since you're using the
winshell module -- which I assume is the one from
my site -- why not use its CreateShortcut function?
It's basically just a light wrapper around the IShellLink
functionality which someone else mentioned:
<code>
import os, sys
import winshell
winshell.CreateShortcut (
Path=os.path.join (winshell.desktop (), "shortcut.lnk"),
Target=r"c:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe",
Arguments="http://localhost";,
Description="Open http://localhost with Firefox"
)
</code>
But maybe you're using the WScript.Shell functionality
elsewhere as well?
TJG
</div>
Good point. I am using your module (thanks!). Somehow I missed it's
shortcut creating abilities. I do use the WScript.Shell earlier in my
script, but I think it's just for other types of shortcut creation.
I'll have to look. It would be good not to have to import extra stuff.
Mike
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