I got a strange problem that I can play media files
(mp3 etc) through the Pythonwin.exe with the
WMPlayer.OCX. However, it could not be done through
the shell. When I checked the player.status, it shows
Opening media Please help.
Thanks,
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I have a COM object that sends events. Rather that have the source
interface be 'dispinterface' in the IDL, it is just 'interface'. Is
there a way to catch events from this interface using win32com? The IDL
for the coclass is below for reference.
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Michael Zuercher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a COM object that sends events. Rather that have the source
interface be 'dispinterface' in the IDL, it is just 'interface'. Is
there a way to catch events from this interface using win32com? The IDL
for the coclass is below for reference.
Ray Schumacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all, anyone seen this?
I'm writing a Win98 replacement shell; when I compile with console=[foo] I
get no errors logged or in the console, but when compiled with windows=[foo]
I get an error when I try to run subprocess:
Traceback (most recent
Hi!
We have a couple of internal applications that are written in Python and
have always worked with Excel 2000.
We are 'upgrading' to Excel 2003 and in my pre-rollout testing, our
applications are failing.
Using the testMSOffice.py test case, I receive the following:
from win32com.test
This should be possible with pywin32 - arbitrary interfaces can be
*implemented* by pywin32, just not called.
You will need to setup the event mechanism just as if they were IDispatch
based events. However, you will also need to setup the COM event class to
reference the typelib and typelib
I got a strange problem that I can play media files
(mp3 etc) through the Pythonwin.exe with the
WMPlayer.OCX. However, it could not be done through
the shell. When I checked the player.status, it shows
Opening media Please help.
As far as I know, the WMPlayer OCX will only work as a
