The installers will find the correct installation from the Windows
registry, and will install in the correct place, side by side, system
wide. I have installations varying from Python 2,3 to Python 3.3-64 on my
laptop.
Since installing Python 3.3, with its new Python loader, I have almost
stopped
The pickle module is looking at the name of the class, and verifying that
there's a module.class that matches. However, our subclass of
datetime.datetime is registered in pywintypes' dict as TimeType
instead. As a workaround, try
pywintypes.datetime = pywintypes.TimeType
Roger
"Vernon D.
Hi! This is my first question on the list and not sure if this question has
been asked as I can't find searchable archives.
When developing 32-bit and 64-bit applications in respective virtualenv's, do
pywin32-32 and pywin32-64 have to be installed in the respective virtualenv's?
Or, are the t
On 18/04/2013 12:09, Vernon D. Cole wrote:
> Help me, Obiwan Kanobi...
>
> I have been tracking this one down, for two days, and have cleaned by my
> data conversion routines and the documentation for them as a result. but
> I can't determine the "right" way to fix this.
>
> This works fine in Py
Help me, Obiwan Kanobi...
I have been tracking this one down, for two days, and have cleaned by my
data conversion routines and the documentation for them as a result. but I
can't determine the "right" way to fix this.
This works fine in Python 2, but in Python 3, the class of a datetime
retriev
