This sounds like a perfect use of Python - the time taken to expose the
functions to Python should be an investment considering the time you will
spend playing with Python trying to work out how to best use these
functions.
There are 3 choices:
* Use Calldll.
* Use SWIG
* Use manual C code.
The
The short answer is that it is not possible for a Python COM object to have
a GUI - this would require it to be an ActiveX control, and Python doesn't
quite do that yet.
A common technique is to write the GUI itself in VB, and expose a Python COM
server that does all the hard work. The VB code c
I am still in my Python learning stage. (Not yet ready
to roll my own implementation :-)
I am prototyping a network provider (a DLL exporting
an implementation of the MS defined NP API and invoked
by MS's MPR (Multiple Provider Router)). Since I
anticipate a great deal of experimentation I woul
This has been posted to c.l.p. Posting it here also in the hope that someone can
point me to where to look.
We have an application (written in C++/MFC/T-SQL) where we use Word
(MS) as an editor. Word is started by our application as a COM-server
(automation). When started, Word with all its fe
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, A wrote:
> Is there a DNS module available for Python ?
There are a few resources you can use if you're looking for Python
modules. One of the best ones is the Vaults of Parnassus:
http://www.vex.net/parnassus/
which collects links for a bunch of stuff.
http://www
