Sure, happy to lend a hand if you'd like.
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 4:46 PM, Mark Hammond wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just returned from nearly 2 weeks away with poor internet access and
> found quite a few mailing list posts waiting moderation (mainly due to
> postings by non-members). I'm letting them
Hi,
I've got a flaky problem. I'm working on a win32com based Excel
add-in. The problem I've got is that under python 2.7, importing wx
(wxPython) inside the Excel add-in fails. Under python 2.6, the same
code works. I've written a sample program (attached) to demonstrate. To
run: insta
Eileen Wei wrote:
>
> I wonder if ctype can be used on C++ code as well? By searching on
> line the answer I found seems to be that it can’t, but I don’t know if
> those are the “right” answers. If ctype can be used on C++ then it
> seems like the most straightforward way to go, is that correct?
>
ChristopherTom wrote:
> The contractor we hired told us that Python can only recognize GUI objects,
> specifically buttons, by their ID. This is very inconvenient and hard to
> work with as the button IDs change a lot between builds. Instead, I want to
> reference a button by its label like "Save",
Hi all,
I just returned from nearly 2 weeks away with poor internet access
and found quite a few mailing list posts waiting moderation (mainly due
to postings by non-members). I'm letting them through now and I
apologize if any of these messages are now "stale".
To prevent this happening i
The contractor we hired told us that Python can only recognize GUI objects,
specifically buttons, by their ID. This is very inconvenient and hard to
work with as the button IDs change a lot between builds. Instead, I want to
reference a button by its label like "Save", "Preview", or "Submit." Does
While debugging something else, I broke my Python ASP web site (powered by Mark
Hammond's PyWin) getting the dreaded 'failure on subsequent page loads'. This
URL lead me to investigate if debugging was enabled for the web site.
http://old.nabble.com/win32com-and-extended-error-messages:-IDL-wi
Hi everyone,
I start to use WMI python binding recently. I want to know whether there is
any way to retrieve the qualifier information of a WMI object?
For example, in Win32_Process the OtherTransferCountData has a unit in bytes
but PageFileUsageData has a unit in kilobytes:
OtherTransferCountData
Hi there!
I wonder if you ever find a solution to the "save as" task for ie.
Thanks in advance
Michele
Michele Tinti, PhD
MRC Protein Phosphorylation Unit
MSI/WTB Complex,
Faculty of Life Sciences,
University of Dundee
Dow Street,
Dundee DD1 5EH, Scotland, UK
http://www.ppu.mrc.ac
Hi everyone,
I start to use WMI python binding recently. I want to know whether there is
any way to retrieve the qualifier information of a WMI object?
For example, in Win32_Process the OtherTransferCountData has a unit in bytes
but PageFileUsageData has a unit in kilobytes:
OtherTransferCountData
Hi Tim and Roberto,
Thanks a lot for your reply. I somehow messed up with my account and didn't
receive any email so I didn't see your replies until I checked the archive
today, so sorry for the late reply.
I wonder if ctype can be used on C++ code as well? By searching on line the
answer I fo
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 6:41 PM, wrote:
> Hi Igor,
>
> > Why not use conventional tcl/tk functionality? It seems tcl/tk allows to
> use cur/ani files for custom cursor:
> > http://wiki.tcl.tk/8674
>
> Thanks for your response. You are correct, under Windows the
> cursor='@path/to/file.ext' techni
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 10:02 AM, wrote:
> Wondering if there are ways to use the Win32 API to get around the
> following Tkinter limitations?
>
If you are familiar with winapi you can try using pywin32 extension:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/
>
> 1. Inability to set custom mouse c
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