Hi,
I have a win32com application need to get IE HTML DOM events.
I searched web for a few days, and I have found 4 methods to approach that.
Sorry about this long text, because I want to give more hint.
1. method 1
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The CalculateField method uses VBScript, which does not support the FORMAT
command. Try doing a search for "VBScript" and "FORMAT" to find an alternative
method of formatting the date in a text field. As mentioned before this is not
a Python issue. For future ArcGIS scripting questions, you wil
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to (forcibly) unload the python engine after executing
> a python script?
Nope - Python has no facility for unloading extension modules, which means
that repeated Inits and Terms in the same process tends to be problematic -
and as a result we don't finalize at all. We us
> I am trying to write a client application that uses our com server
> (automated) interface.
> Usually VB scripts or C++ programs provide these client applications.
> I use early binding by running makepy.
> I manage to access all propertied, yet do not manage to call methods.
> The InvokeTypes()
The error was in our code.
IActiveScriptSite::GetLCID returned garbage (even though we used the
sample provided by Microsoft).
Regards,
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/Johan.
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> > That is not expected. _make_method_ stores a copy of the method in
> > self._builtMethods_ (line 309). A further __getattr__ for
> that name should
> > locate it. You may have found a 'bug' (or maybe it should
> be called an
> > un-optimization) when the default method name is used
> though
Hi,
Is it possible to (forcibly) unload the python engine after executing
a python script?
I would like to have the Dlls unloaded after Release in the following code:
#define WINVER 0x400
#define _WIN32_WINNT 0x400
#include
#include
#include
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
CoInitialize
> That is not expected. _make_method_ stores a copy of the method in
> self._builtMethods_ (line 309). A further __getattr__ for that name should
> locate it. You may have found a 'bug' (or maybe it should be called an
> un-optimization) when the default method name is used though - what is the
Dear python-win32 volunteers
(I resent this mail because before I was not a subscriber)
I was hopping to manage to introduce python into our product, starting
with testing utilities and then who knows ...
But I am blocked with the following:
I am trying to write a client application that uses
> I have investigated this further and found that python appears to
> compile the Value call for each loop iteration (dynamic.py, row 300).
> The compiled python objects are somehow kept during the lifetime of
> the script. Is this correct?
That is not expected. _make_method_ stores a copy of the
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