Antony,
for dealing with Outlook I can really recommend
http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/
it is around 200 Money Units; and it saves you a lot of challenges ...
> I am trying to read the Message date from Outlook, I get the message date
> easily by using "PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS" only f
Dear all,
I am trying to read the Message date from Outlook, I get the message date
easily by using "PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS" only for the emails sent
over the Internet. If the email was sent internally using exchange the mail
headers are not exist on this "PR_TRANSPORT_MESSAGE_HEADERS".
H
H. Sinan Aksimsek wrote:
>
> I want to control the HP 438A with python, get power information and
> plot it over time. This is my first python project and I need just to
> control power meter and get information as I said before. There is no
> time to learn step by step the python.
>
> I installed
Hi all,
I want to control the HP 438A with python, get power information and plot it
over time. This is my first python project and I need just to control power
meter and get information as I said before. There is no time to learn step by
step the python.
I installed the phton 2.6, PyVISA-1.3.
Ulrich Mierendorff wrote:
[...]
And debug output from the server (I don't know why those "None"
messages appear, but it works...)
I figured it out: I was printing the return value of
self._BroadcastNotify which is None
-Ulrich
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Dave Cross wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm tying myself in knots trying to pass a byte array between a
> C++ DLL and python.
More accurately, between a COM server and Python. The strategies are
somewhat different.
> The simplified IDl looks like this:
> HRESULT Test([in,out] int *len, [in,out, s
Hi All,
I'm tying myself in knots trying to pass a byte array between a C++ DLL
and python.
The simplified IDl looks like this:
HRESULT Test([in,out] int *len, [in,out, size_is(*len)] byte* outp);
and the implementation does this:
STDMETHODIMP CComTestObj::Test(int *len, unsigned char*
