> "BP" == Bruce Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BP> Yes
BP>after some further investigation it appears that the majority of
BP> bitmap functions occur in the Windows gdi32.dll library. Using Mark
BP> Hammond's notation the corresponding extension should be win32gdi.pyd
BP> -- which
John Mark Agosta wrote:
> Matthew -
>
> Yes, its pretty clever, I tried it. I noticed that on subsequent edits you
> don't have to re-execute the
> "import ftplib", which is convenient if you are entering this manually.
Note that there are other reasons for avoiding "from module import *", and
Yes
after some further investigation it appears that the majority of
bitmap functions occur in the Windows gdi32.dll library. Using Mark
Hammond's notation the corresponding extension should be win32gdi.pyd --
which doesn't exist.
I'm trying to do an programmatic screen capture to a file (so I
Matthew -
Yes, its pretty clever, I tried it. I noticed that on subsequent edits you
don't have to re-execute the
"import ftplib", which is convenient if you are entering this manually.
Thanks -john mark
At 07:55 AM 9/24/2002 +1200, Matthew Sherborne wrote:
>I think this will work...
>
>fr
I think this will work...
from ftplib import *
...
# reload code below
import ftplib
reload(ftplib)
from ftplib import *
That should update all the stuff that was imported by ftplib the first
time. But you'll have to call it in global space in order to update
global space.
I vaguely
You can't call procs in exe's like you can in dlls. If the program
supports COM or ActiveX automation or DDE you could possibly control it
with that. Or you could use the PyWin32 api to control the mouse to
click on the button, but you'd have to know where it is. Another way is
to use a progra
John Mark Agosta wrote:
> During interactive development one can reload modules that have been
> imported and modified by doing a reload(module_name). How does this work
> if the module was imported into the main module with the "from ... import
> *" form? Is there a way to reload() them?
Not
Hi,
I know that it is possible to call a function in DLL library( even though I have never
tried it)
from Python but is it possible to call a procedure in an exe program?
I have a program that downloads some files( that was written in Delphi, we bought that
program compiled already in exe).
I m
