Paul,
Did you get your questioned answered yet?
Just take the PyIDispatch object that you get from the other COM method and
pass it into
win32com.client.Dispatch as the only argument and it will convert it to a
CDispatch object
that you can use.
Kerry Oliphant
Project Engineer
Concepts NREC
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Paul,
I haven't seen a response since you've posted your message. When you get
back an IDispatch pointer from calling a COM method on another object, you
have to Dispatch that object. So for example if the IDispatch pointer is
stored in a variable called newObj, then you'd want to do
"win32com.c
o: Etienne Labuschagne;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
win32com
This
doesn't work quite yet. The code you see relating to the vtables allows
you to _implement_ these COM objects, but not call them. This work will
probably happen over the next few months (or quicker if someone
Mark Hammond
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:00
PMTo: Etienne Labuschagne;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
win32com
This
doesn't work quite yet. The code you see relating to the vtables allows
you to _implement_ these COM objects, but not call them.
This
doesn't work quite yet. The code you see relating to the vtables allows
you to _implement_ these COM objects, but not call them. This work will
probably happen over the next few months (or quicker if someone beats me to it
[Please!])
Mark.
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