On 9/21/06, Tim Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Derick Van Niekerk wrote: Here's my log file... I hope it helps with figuring out the problemWell, there's a lot of stuff running here, but nothing that immediatelystands out.
You're running both D-Link's AirPlus G utility and the Alpha
I'll uninstall everything in that hijaakthis.log and add them one by one until something breaks. Assuming it works when I uninstall everything :-\
-d-Even after completely uninstalling every memory resident program I installed, I still get the same error:pywintypes.error: (126,
You might try running the dependency walker onsite-packages/win32/win32clipboard.pyd just in case, but I suspect you
won't find anything.I don't know how...yet :) win32clipboard.SetClipboardViewer
is a function inside ofwin32clipboard.pyd, which is a DLL in the Python directory.It,eventually,
Since you're getting pywintypes.error rather than an import error,the function is actually called.Most likely the app that created the
window (wxPython) isn't responding correctory.You might want tocheck if you have the same version of wx on both machines.I never even thought of that... I
When I execute the code here
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/355593 I get the following traceback:Traceback (most recent call last):File C:\Documents and Settings\Derick\Desktop\test.py, line 73, in ?
frame = TestFrame ()File C:\Documents and
You ran dependency walker on which file?I ran it on python.exe, pressed F7, then loaded my .py file by specifying the filename in the arguments field.
The other win32clipboard functions work fine as well, like getting and
setting the clipboard contents. I have found that SetClipboardViewer (
