The problem with apache tho is, that it starts the thread itself and I don't
know wether my script runs on a new thread or not. I did some testing with
calling CoInitialize at the start of my scripts and CoUnitialize at the end of
my script (as suggested by others before) and it seemed to
Bonjour,
in the context of CAD management (layersmanagement, etc...),
we are storing our Layers management in a reference.dwg file, for
obvious reasons.
But some aspects of this management have to be maintained in
alphanumeric format.
Therefore
we need to trigger each time this
The problem with apache tho is, that it starts the thread itself and I
don't know wether my script runs on a new thread or not.
Yeah - it sucks if there is no way to hook thread creation.
I did some
testing with calling CoInitialize at the start of my scripts and
CoUnitialize at the end of
No worries Mark, many thanks for your help. I am using the default
interface instead which works perfectly. Going through the custom
interface would make the code cleaner but I am happy to live with this
if that means I can use python in the backend :-) I will post here if
I find the answer.
Have
Pierre-Yves Delens wrote:
Bonjour,
in the context of CAD management (layersmanagement, etc...),
we are storing our Layers management in a reference.dwg file, for obvious
reasons.
But some aspects of this management have to be maintained in alphanumeric
format.
Therefore
we need to trigger
Pierre-Yves Delens wrote:
Bonjour,
in the context of CAD management (layersmanagement, etc...),
we are storing our Layers management in a reference.dwg file, for
obvious reasons.
But some aspects of this management have to be maintained in
alphanumeric format.
Therefore
we need to trigger
Alex Denham wrote:
Hi all,
I'm just wondering but when i try to access/update anything on my
Tkinter GUI from one particular function, my whole program
crashes/freezes with no error.
The function is part of a class which handles all the GUI
drawing/event handling etc.
The function in
Has anyone hit this Error?
I'm using ActivePython-2.5.2.2-win32-x68 and once in a while I'm hitting
this error below.
Application,47,2008-04-25 23:46:58,2008-04-25 23:46:58,4,1,Error
event,0,None,Python Service, File C:\Python25\wuest2.py, line 17, in
module
import wuestCommon
File
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
how can i create an x64 exe of a python script on a 32 bit machine.
Why? All of the x64 platforms can run 32-bit executables.
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Providenza Boekelheide, Inc.
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