There is a buglet in bdist_wininst and --skip-build - note that the filename
created by your process doesn't have "py2.6" included in the filename. To
fix that, the final command should also include "--target-version=2.6"
Cheers,
Mark
From: Marc-André Belzile [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Meanwhile, if you're still up to the challenge, here are the steps I used for
building pywin32 for vista 64:
1) svn co http://svn.python.org/projects/python/trunk python
2) compile python 2.6 for x64 from VS2008 IDE or Windows SDK
3) open x64 command-prompt
4) log as anonymous to pywin32 serve
Aleksandr VLADIMIRSKIY wrote:
I'm attempting to set a string value using a COM interface to an application. I
get the following traceback. Could anyone help me understand the nature of the
error or how I might begin to discover it?
...
In [11]: item.Path = ""
--
Hello,
I'm attempting to set a string value using a COM interface to an application. I
get the following traceback. Could anyone help me understand the nature of the
error or how I might begin to discover it?
Thank you,
Aleksandr
Code and traceback:
In [2]: from win32com.client import Dispat
pywin32 builds on a 64bit environment, but you need the SVN trunk of Python,
the CVS trunk of pywin32, and VS2008. VS2005 support isn't *that*
interesting to me as there are no Python binaries available built with that
compiler and I can't get VS.NET to build with the most recent Vista SDK,
which
Mike Driscoll wrote:
I was looking at the front page and thought it might be nice to have a
section devoted to Networking / Remote Access. Or maybe that's rolled
into one of the other categories and I missed it.
Sounds good.
In the "building and deploying" section, I see you have MinGW. I hav
Hanni Ali wrote:
I am attempting to build pywin32 for a 64 bit deployment.
Wow, that's a big task. I hope you will be able to share what you learn
with Mark. Many people will be interested in this in the future.
Mark will have to decide whether the 64-bit version will need to be
called "
Tim Golden wrote:
[Ton van
Vliet]
IMHO the links could be a bit more visible.
When looking at the 'Where do I begin' paragraph, it took me quite
some time to notice that there *were* actually links in there (after
being taken there by clicking on the 'Where do I begin' link in the
left hand
Hi All,
I am attempting to build pywin32 for a 64 bit deployment.
It is necessary for us to use 64 bit python due to objects within our
application exceeding 2GB in size.
I am attempting to do so using msvc 2005 which I know is not ideal, but I
have managed to build the other dependencies (Pytho
siddhartha veedaluru wrote:
Hi all,
The following code snippet gives the error
import wmi
c = wmi.WMI()
for i in c.Win32_Product():
print i.Name
WMI returns the Name as a unicode object.
You usually need to encode that one way or
another to print it out / save it to a file, etc.
Try this:
[Ton van Vliet]
IMHO the links could be a bit more visible.
When looking at the 'Where do I begin' paragraph, it took me quite some
time to notice that there *were* actually links in there (after being
taken there by clicking on the 'Where do I begin' link in the left hand
column already seve
On Thu, 22 May 2008 17:21:47 +0100, you wrote:
>I have a request of the python-win32 community. Have a look at:
>
>http://timgolden.me.uk/python-on-windows/
>
>In particular, click through to the section on the Registry
>(which is the only section which has anything useful in it!)
>and then tell
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