On 12/02/2010 08:56, Tim Golden wrote:
[... snip ideas re WMI ...]
To clarify, after a little Googling: it appears that
altho' Win32_VolumeChangeEvent is exposed under WinXP
it's effectively not implemented. Win32_DeviceChangeEvent
doesn't return the device itself. Not sure what OS you're
On 12/02/2010 08:56, Tim Golden wrote:
You've got two, perhaps three approaches you could take here. One
is to use the WM_DEVICECHANGE windows message. I thought I had an
example in my list of How-Tos but I see that I don't.
... so I've now added it:
Jeff Peery wrote:
Hello,
I'm running on vista and I'm getting a permissions error from win32com. I attached a print screen displaying the error message. It appears win32com is trying to write a file and vista UAC is blocking it. Why is win32com trying to do this and how do I fix it? the only
Hi TJG,
Thanks for your very helpful reply and code snippet. I'm happy that there seems
to be a way to do this in windows. The application is multi-threaded with the
MainThread being a wxPython MainLoop which monitors for events such as Shutdown
(QUERY_END_SESSION) etc. It has to be the
On 12/02/2010 15:52, Chris Jesse wrote:
Hi TJG,
Thanks for your very helpful reply and code snippet.
I'm happy that there seems to be a way to do this in windows.
The application is multi-threaded with the MainThread being a wxPython
MainLoop which monitors for events such as Shutdown
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010, Tim Golden wrote:
On 12/02/2010 08:56, Tim Golden wrote:
You've got two, perhaps three approaches you could take here. One
is to use the WM_DEVICECHANGE windows message. I thought I had an
example in my list of How-Tos but I see that I don't.
... so I've now added it:
I am having an issue compiling mysql-python on windows 7 using Mingw32.
This is my first time compiling it with Mingw32 and not using Microsoft
Visual Studio compilers.
I have gotten pretty far using tutorials on the net but hit a road block.
*Setup*:
Windows 7 Ultimate
Python 2.6
