Hi all,
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
These days, it almost goes without saying that Roger Upole again contributed
significant changes, and various other people also contributed bits and
pieces - the full change notes are at:
Hi!
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
Super mega very great new!
To celebrate that, I invite you to aperitif, today, at midday.
It's here:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8om=1ll=44.384614,4.639181spn=0.013801,0.045877t=hz=15at
very soon;o)Michel Claveau
Firstly, I am currently using VS2005 as I am compiling Python-2.5.2
because
I was going for the most stable python. Everyone here seems to think I
should
be using 2.6, as far as I can tell this is still in alpha and I am not
convinced
of the wisdom of using an alpha testing system for
Mark Hammond wrote:
Hi all,
I've finally released pywin32 build 211!
These days, it almost goes without saying that Roger Upole again contributed
significant changes, and various other people also contributed bits and
pieces - the full change notes are at:
I just ran the installer. Under Help - About it claims to be build
210.9!
Bugger - that was a breakdown in my packaging process :(
pywin32.version.txt still has 210.9 in it, but you certainly have build 211
there. My apologies - you can edit this .txt file if it worries you.
Cheers,
Mark