Hi,
I’m relatively new to Python so please excuse me if this question has a pretty
obvious answer that I may have missed somewhere.
Since I work exclusively with Windows, the majority of my projects are
orientated towards GUI interfaces, meaning that the console often gets in the
way.
>From what
Hi everybody, I am new here and need an answer, if you can help I will be
really happy...
I just wonder a point about connecting to an AS400 DB2 over Python.. To
connect to a DB2 of a remote AS400 over any one of the Python DB API
interfaces (ibm_db, pyodbc, pyDB2 or any other one) from Python on
Goku Balu schreef:
> Thanks for the response. That's a great find. Yes I've installed 32-bit
> python in my 64-bit windows machine. I hope you've narrowed down the
> issue. Is there any way to get it working?
I am by no means an expert, but as far as I know this can't work. The
way to get your
Goku Balu schreef:
Thanks for the response. That's a great find. Yes I've installed 32-bit
python in my 64-bit windows machine. I hope you've narrowed down the
issue. Is there any way to get it working?
I am by no means an expert, but as far as I know this can't work. The
way to get your con
Hi Gertjan,
Thanks for the response. That's a great find. Yes I've installed 32-bit
python in my 64-bit windows machine. I hope you've narrowed down the issue.
Is there any way to get it working?
Goku Balu schreef:
>
> > To explain things bit more clearly, I'm trying to add my own menu item
> > t
Goku Balu schreef:
To explain things bit more clearly, I'm trying to add my own menu item
to the context menu that appears for files and folders. When I was
searching about how to achieve it in Python, I found this example
provided with pywin32 under folder
"/python36-32\Lib\site-packages\win
Hi All,
To explain things bit more clearly, I'm trying to add my own menu item to
the context menu that appears for files and folders. When I was searching
about how to achieve it in Python, I found this example provided with
pywin32 under folder "
*python36-32\Lib\site-packages\win32comext\shell\