ST)
PSTFolderObj = find_pst_folder(outlook, selectedPST)
-
Because the emails otherwise are identical, I can only assume this is being
done by the library. I'm wondering if there&
On 8/24/2015 2:10 AM, Mark Hammond wrote:
On 13/08/2015 8:20 PM, Nick Czeczulin wrote:
I noticed that every call to PyIMAPIProp.GetPropList() causes the ref
count for Py_None to increase by one. Can someone comment on whether the
following patch seems correct, or if more might be needed?
At
I noticed that every call to PyIMAPIProp.GetPropList() causes the ref count for
Py_None to increase by one. Can someone comment on whether the following patch
seems correct, or if more might be needed?
Thanks,
-nick
--- a/com/win32comext/mapi/src/mapilib.i
+++ b/com/win32comext/mapi/src
tead of walking the folder hierarchy and opening/caching multiple
folder entries, you can also try using
GetHierarchyTable(mapi.CONVENIENT_DEPTH) instead to get the entry id's
and process them in sequence.
hth,
-nick
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Kapil Dolas wrote:
> Thank you for replying. I tried example given by you and it worked. All MV
> properties are working in the
> same way, except ones of type PT_MV_BINARY. Can you give me example for
> setting PT_MV_BINARY values?
I think you will need to apply this patch for PT_MV_BINARY to
ne)
>>> msg.GetProps((0x80a2101f,))
(0, ((2158104607L, (u'Orange category', u'Green category', u'Blue category',
u'Red category')),))
Hth,
-nick
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TOOLS environmental variable
to my VS2010 VS100COMNTOOLS value like this:
SET VS90COMNTOOLS=%VS100COMNTOOLS%
Prior to doing that, I couldn't even get past an Unable to find vcvarsall.bat
error.
As you can probably tell, I am installing on Windows (XP Pro SP 3) and have
Python 2.6.5 a
As new Python user, my discovery of the ADODBAPI package is very encouraging
- is there any documentation other than that in the test cases?
Regards - Nick
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From: python-win32-bounces+qgold.77=gmail@python.org
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To make talking about it easier, I've slightly reworked
your code to make it run completely (ie I've added imports and
the initialisation of the data structures) and
to take advantage of the wmi module's built-in features.
Hopefully it's perfectly clear what's going on; I've just avoided
some
Hello,
I'm occasionally receiving the following error when doing a set of queries:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "psg5220_demo.py", line 236, in find_hdd_drives
partitions = services.query(query)
File "...path..\wmi.py", line 889, in query
return [ _wmi_object (obj, instance_o
Hello,
I'm occasionally receiving the following error when doing a set of queries:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "psg5220_demo.py", line 236, in find_hdd_drives
partitions = services.query(query)
File "...path..\wmi.py", line 889, in query
return [ _wmi_object (obj, instance_o
ok up the
other parameters I need to use in the SvcDoRun etc
2 questions.
1. Is this the right approach? I would prefer not to go near the registry if
possible.
2. If not, what is the right way?
Thanks
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Nick
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rce
type.'), u'Data source type.')
(, '_set_DataSourceType', (,), ((1, 'Text'),), ('propput', u'Data source
type.'), u'Data source type.')
Lastly, feature.FeatureClass works fine in VB, for what that's worth.
FeatureClass is read-on
ne)
I'm assuming that this is because this doesn't implement IDispatch.
The relevant VB code does:
Set m_pAoInitialize = New AoInitialize
Is there any equivalent in win32com (or even ctypes) that I can use
to get this working or is Python out of the question here?
thanks very much,
N
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