I have a module where I use COM to communicate with some HW drivers. In my
module I use CoInitializeEx to init COM in multithreaded mode. However, when I
use PythonWin to debug/test my module, I get an error due to the fact that
PythonWin has (implicitly) initialized COM in apartment threaded mo
Tim
Thanks again for clearing that up. Now I get it!
Regards
Peter
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[Peter Jessop]
| Hi Tim
| Thanks for your quick response.
| I had determined that putting none zero values did not provoke the
| error, but did not realise the reason.
| However c.Offset (2, 2) should change the active cell (1 down and 1
| right, if it is 1-based), but it doesn't
|
| Regards
|
|
Hi Tim
Thanks for your quick response.
I had determined that putting none zero values did not provoke the
error, but did not realise the reason.
However c.Offset (2, 2) should change the active cell (1 down and 1
right, if it is 1-based), but it doesn't
Regards
Peter
[Peter Jessop]
| Running python 2.4.1 with pywin32-204 (2.4)
| I am new to Python so this is probably an oversite on my part.
| We are evaluating Python with the idea of replacing VBScript for
| system administration.
| I have been impressed with the capabilities of Python and in general
| have fou
Running python 2.4.1 with pywin32-204 (2.4)
I am new to Python so this is probably an oversite on my part.
We are evaluating Python with the idea of replacing VBScript for
system administration.
I have been impressed with the capabilities of Python and in general
have found it easy to pick up.
Enco
On 6/15/05, Justin Ezequiel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I want to run an executable but I need to be able to kill it if
> it has not completed after 5 or so minutes.
>
Forgive me. Just now found a Demos folder and a winprocess.py file
that at first glance will be exactly what I need.
Greetings,
I want to run an executable but I need to be able to kill it if
it has not completed after 5 or so minutes.
Googling gets me signal.signal(signal.SIGALRM, handler)
but I need to use this from Windows.
I have Python 2.3.4 on WinXP Pro.
Had a look at the Python for Windows Documentati
