--- Mark Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> > So Im not sure how can I register
> my_set_callback function in the
> already
> > started Python-Interpreter and to explain my DLL
> which Python-Function
> is
> > to call when the new values in my DLL were
> calculated.
>
> I'm not sure I u
> AMAZING !!
>
> It is depressing to see how easy it is :-)
It depends on how you look at it - I consider the need to manually wrap
objects a significant wart :)
> Is there a Wiki for win32all or a living website (news, roadmap, TODO,
> ideas) ?
Nope - sourceforge has a few of those facilities,
AMAZING !!
It is depressing to see how easy it is :-)
Is there a Wiki for win32all or a living website (news, roadmap, TODO,
ideas) ?
best,
Sebastien
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> I have several classes that I would like to map to COM objects to
> make them
> accessible from Excel via COM.
You need to use the win32com.server.util.wrap function. Note that the
object must be an instance of a class that conforms to the usual win32com
server rules - eg, _public_methods_ etc.
Hi,
I have several classes that I would like to map to COM objects to make them
accessible from Excel via COM.
I have looked at the COM server interp.py supplied as example in the
win32all package and I can access it easily from Excel.
Now, if I add a new class Foo
class Foo:
def test(self)
