Hi Greg,
Thanks for your reply. I went back through the mailing list archives
to try to find someone else who had the same problem I did and found
your posts, but I couldn't quite understand your and Hammond's
solutions well enough to apply it. Perhaps you or someone else can
help me understand what's going on better.
You present what looks like an item from a dict:
"feSelector": (10349, 2, (9, 0), (), "feSelector", None)
and explain that the None in the tuple should be replaced by the CLSID
of the class to which "feSelector" belongs.
The method I posted as an example's name does not occur in any dicts.
It occurs in two places in the generated source. The first is the
method definition I posted, in which it is part of a class
_IDualModelItem(DispatchBaseClass) with the member
CLSID=IID('{976FAFC8-96FD-11D4-A09D-0050DA1AC1A8}'). I am not aware of
any particular python class from which this should be associated with.
In my definition, I have a tuple that appears to be laid out the same
as yours, so I tried replacing None with
'{976FAFC8-96FD-11D4-A09D-0050DA1AC1A8}', but this didn't change
anything.
The other occurrence is in the list _IDualModelItem_vtables_, where one item is:
(( u'PickObject' , u'obj' , u'x' , u'y' , u'z' , u'obj_num' ,
u'entity_num' , u'tolerance' , u'PType' , ),
76,
(76, (),
[(16387, 3, None, None), (12, 1, None, None), (12, 1, None, None),
(12, 1, None, None), (16387, 3, None, None), (16387, 3, None, None),
(5, 49, '9.9999997473787516e-06', None), (3, 49, '0', None)],
1,
1,
4,
0,
332,
(3, 0, None, None),
0)
)
To tell the truth, I have no idea what _IDualModelItem_vtables_ does.
I think I've examined these as close as I can without disecting the
win32com.client module itself or finding some documentation (if there
is documentation of any depth somewhere, I would love a link; I was
unable to find any.)
Can anyone provide any further insight?
Mike
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