> In casting around for a solution I poked into the code for
> DispatchWithEvents. If I understand it correctly, it is
> possible to include
> IE automation methods as part of the event class something like this:
>
> class Yie:
> --- class variables ---
> def __init__(self):
> ---
Thanks Tim.
If PumpWaitingMessages is queued AND messages can only occur when
PumpWaitingMessages is called, then Questions 2 and 3 are resolved since
absent the call to PumpWaitingMessages events can not occur.
I am still a bit concerned, however, because of an experiment I ran several
days
Richard Bell wrote:
> Question 3: Does PumpWaitingMessages insure that at MOST one message/event
> is pumped such that reentrancy is not an issue?
>
I can't answer the other two questions, but I can answer this one,
definitively yes. A Windows message queue is associated with a single
thread o
I'm continuing to work on a class to automate IE in an apartment-threaded
early binding class. The current design is relatively conventional and
looks like this:
class Yie(object):
def __init__(self, eventClass):
--- code deleted ---
self._ie = win32com.client.DispatchWithEv
