The most important thing is I'am sorry for saying that's a bug. 2010/10/23 nathon py <nathon...@gmail.com>
> The bug has been closed, you can check here > > http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=551954&aid=3077881&group_id=78018 > with an answer 'This is just a "feature" of Windows' by > mhammond<http://sourceforge.net/users/mhammond/> > . > > @Tim, I try the way you mentioned, it really works. I've tried > ShowWindow(),EnableWindow(),etc, before. It never woks. > @Preston, I read the tutorial you gave, it's very helpful. > I use the command line as following : > start pythonwin /app XXX.py > It works and producing a window, if i go deep into the pythonWin, it's not > a problem. > > thanks a lot for your advises > > > Why I want to activate a window? > Because I want to simulate some mouse clicking and keyboard typing in some > application, doing this automatically please me. > To activate a window is necessary. > > Why in script? > To double click it or run it in command line is a easy way I prefer. > >
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