Kasper wrote:
>
> I hope i have replied correctly, because i did not get the reply in my
> mail...
> (please correct me if i am doing worng and start a new thread)
> https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-win32/2016-July/013732.html
>
> Well, i see your point, but the IDL filse was modifien for the second
> code to be sure not to use any guid again - if that was a problem.
You can make up your own GUIDs, but you have to link the two together.
> Well i will give it a shot again, but:
>
> in the python code:
>
> _reg_clsid_ = "{05AC1CCE-3F9B-4d9a-B0B5-DFE8BE45AFA8}"
>
> this one must be refering to the co-class or the library in TLB?
>
You ought to be able to figure that out. This is a CLSID. That means
it's the coclass. Interfaces are called IIDs. However, if the
documentation is right, the coclass in the type library is not being
used, anyway.
> _typelib_guid_ = '{41059C57-975F-4B36-8FF3-C5117426647A}'
>
> This must relate to the interface / coclass or library?
>
Again, you ought to be able to figure that out from the variable name.
That's the library ID.
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