I am not a Windows programmer, but have managed to port some Linux codes to the
python/windows environment. To allow windows users to print, I used some code
that needed to know the name of the 'shares' providing printers (there were 2 of
them in the environment in which I work). The code looks
Jürgen, Tim Golden and Tim Roberts:
Jürgen Kareta wrote:
Hello Dean,
I am not a Windows programmer, but have managed to port some Linux codes to
the
python/windows environment. To allow windows users to print, I used some code
that needed to know the name of the 'shares' providing
setup ( name = 'batch', \
version= '1.14',\
description= 'Converts LAS files from MD to TVD in batch',\
long_description= 'snipped...',\
author = 'Dean Allen Provins, P. Geoph.',\
author_email = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]',\
url
Roger
Roger Upole wrote:
Dean Allen Provins wrote:
snip===
The parameter to odbc.SQLDataSources is a flag, rather than a position.
import odbc
s=odbc.SQLDataSources(odbc.SQL_FETCH_FIRST)
while s:
print s
s=odbc.SQLDataSources (odbc.SQL_FETCH_NEXT)
Roger
Thanks
Tim Roberts wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 08:49:35 -0600, Dean Allen Provins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The user's requirement was for a batch program to process hundreds of files -
so
I wrote one on Linux, and ported it to WinXP Professional. It is a command
line
driven routine that works
Hello:
Is there a trick to adding a Python ODBC connection to Oracle?
Under Windows, with Python's odbc module, I can see MS Access (twice), 2
system databases that the IT people created. and at various times. dbase and
excel as data sources.
Curiously, the list of sources varies with my
Hello again:
I forgot to indicate versions etc.
python-2.4.3
numpy-0.9.6r1.win32-py2.4
pywin32-208.win32-py2.4
plus my python code in several modules.
Regards,
Dean
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Roger Upole wrote:
Bill Burns wrote:
On 2/05/2006 8:16 AM, Dean Allen Provins wrote:
Hello:
I just installed the 2.4 version of Python on a WinXP box. I then
copied over my python code which runs under Linux. This code uses
curses.ascii (isspace specifically).
The Win version
