Mark - you are a godsend - that was it! Thank you!
My setup looks a bit alien to what you pasted here though (and I may
have to revisit that at some point soon I fear) but I adapted it and -
whaddya know? Whee! It flies!
I also found the InnoSetup stuff for installing the OCX -which flew fine
ded - but I have a
funny/gut feeling that this is an obvious one, and that it is staring me
in the face (and therefore some one will probably see it right off -
from just this much)
Garth Johnson
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Mark Hammond wrote:
> I'm not sure what could cause this - accidently assigning to
> AttributeError
>
>could possibly cause it, but I can't see any such thing in the code snippet.
>Is that code snippet your *entire* test program?
>
>
>
Yes, the snippet of code was the complete code listing...
Mark Hammond wrote:
>Try leaving the events class as an "old style" class (ie, don't derive from
>object)
>
>
Hmm.. I did that, and got pretty much the same output - does this stack
trace help at all? The code listed at the bottom is my complete code
for my test. I don't need anything else
ULD this be a
result of the PortOpen property not actually making the necessary
connection in the OCX and just 'acting' like it was set?:
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Garth Johnson
PS Oh - and I DID fully remove the old OCX AND the Makepy output before
rebuilding it - and tested for the c
Steve Holden wrote:
>Ignoring all the philosophical questions I'd like to thank you for all
>your hard work on py2exe over the years, which has benefited the Windows
>Python community immeasurably.
>
>regards
> Steve
>
>
here here! I have just begun my trek into Python and am already relying
Mark Hammond wrote:
The same process works fin in _vbscript_ on the example page from
MagTek..
Does it work from _vbscript_ executed via cscript/wscript? If it only works
from _vbscript_ inside a webpage hosting the control, the problem will be that
you need an OCX "containe
Ok, I am still relatively new to python, but have chosen it as the
language to write a project in.
I have searched, googled and bought every O'Reilly book I can find.. and
am still stumped. I turn to your venerable forum of knowledge for
assistance.
The project uses a piece of USB HID hardwa
