Bill, did you ever find a resolution to your pythonservice.exe issue?
>I've got the PyWin32 extensions installed in a private site-packages
>directory under my stuff, which isn't the same as the Python
>site-packages site. I need a way to set PYTHONPATH, or in some other
>way initialize the DLL l
ibrary/ms791198.aspx) and then call
CM_Request_Device_Eject on the appropriate node.
I am on the right track with this? Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
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(hwnd, TCM_SETCURFOCUS, 3, 0)
where hwnd is the window handle of the tab control.
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bsite. How
frustrating...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760569(VS.85).aspx
I also don't understand how to construct the final parameter for
TCN_SELCHANGE. Thanks again for the help.
-Kyle Rickey
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ner of my window. I left the TCM_SETCURSEL code
un-commented when I ran it the first time.
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ndow does
not update. Any ideas?
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Rickey, Kyle W wrote:
>
r if
I'm going about this the wrong way. My end goal is clicking on a certain
Tab in a TabCtrl (in this case _wx_SysTabCtl32). I used EnumChildWindows
to find all the main window's children, but couldn't find the tabs. So
figured I would try
Thanks Tim. That did the trick. I need to do more digging on MSDN. Most
of the google results I hit were people trying to prevent
standby/hibernate. Thanks again.
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What do I need to do to put my local computer into standby? I found the
function:
win32api.InitiateSystemShutdown("INT8Y4Y3B1", "Tom Sucks", 300, False,
False)
but it seems to only shutdown/restart.
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missing something simple?
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>
> 2) use
Thanks, I'll check out those links.
-Kyle Rickey
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) Rewrite entire reporting system to use pdf natively. Since the data
is freely available in our SQL server, this would be possible, but very
time consuming.
I'm open to suggestions on a better way to go about this. Also, assuming
I changed the registry to point to iexplore2 (original
eas what would cause this? My end goal is to COM into IE and load
an xml file, then print it to PDF.
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0 + v )
print UnsignedHex( win32api.GetVolumeInformation('C:\\')[1] )
Thanks again to everyone for your help.
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7;t seem to return what I
want.
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test).start()
#Launch a subprocess
#Add new topic to server
Is this going to work or do I need to create a new DDE Server for each
subprocess (seems clunky)?
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rovide a better response.
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Hi!
I need to
I just realized that this conversation didn't make it to the whole list
so read below if anyone is interested.
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Thanks Roger/Tim. In the mean time I'm going to check out the processing
module Tim pointed me to. Hopefully I'll have some free time to test it
out. Thanks again for your help.
-Kyle Rickey
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t to "AA"'s got printed, no more were
printed until the version number came back. Any ideas why this is
happening?
I've got python 2.5 and pywin32-210.
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Tim/Scott, thanks for your replies that is exactly what I needed! :bow:
Thanks for both of your times.
-Kyle Rickey
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I can open the directory with
os.startfile(), do I still need to get the hwnd of the explorer window
and get the listctrl etc., or is there a simpler way to select a file?
-Kyle Rickey
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Tim, let me rephrase. I'm not trying to display the shortcut dialog,
only reproduce the behavior that happens when you click 'Find Target'.
For instance, I've generated a file and I want show the user that file
in explorer.
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properties, then click
on the 'Find Target' button. Any ideas?
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I agree with Tim here. I set up a simple script to backup a few files,
then scheduled a task to run daily at 2am.
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Thanks John, I'll check that out.
-Kyle Rickey
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Rickey, Kyle W wrote:
That's also not a bad idea, most of the time, the data I'm interested in
will be at least 1-2 weeks old. That would also be better than exporting
everything to SQL every time a user saves the document.
Thanks for the info about Turbo Gears, etc. I'll have to check those
out.
slow connection.
I've got some ideas turning in my head now and I'm gonna try a couple of
different things. Thanks again for your help.
-Kyle Rickey
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C
e, it would dump all that data into our
SQL server. Then whenever I get around to making that frontend, the data
will already be in SQL. Thanks for your help.
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F6) LIKE '%"""+search_term.lower()+"""%'""", conn)
while not rs.EOF:
lst = []
lst.append(rs.Fields.Item("F5").Value)
lst.append(rs.Fields.Item("F6").Value)
lst.append(rs.Fields.Item("F7").Value)
lst.append(rs.Fields.Item("F1").Value)
rec.append(lst)
rs.MoveNext()
##EXAMPLE 2##
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I like using lambda for this, but you could also put it into a function.
windows = []
win32gui.EnumWindows(lambda hwnd, resultList: resultList.append(hwnd),
windows)
This will populate windows with all the hwnds.
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Thanks Tim, I'll give that a shot
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Rickey, Kyle W wrote:
>
> Is it
Is it possible to change the default timeout for an odbc connection? For
instance:
import odbc
conn = odbc.odbc(DBNAME)
It seems to timeout ~15 seconds. But the above method only takes 1
argument. Is it possible to set a timeout in the connection string?
-Kyle Rickey
However, I get in import error. That the python24.dll could not be
found. Will I not be able to use this package with python 2.5? Here's
the link for their sourceforge page
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=65529&package_id=7
4417
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I'm using build 210 and I've got that method.
-Kyle Rickey
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astralrod wr
y/ms683212.aspx
RegisterWindowMessage
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644947(VS.85).aspx
LoadLibrary
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms684175(VS.85).aspx
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