Thank you for the quick response :)
wy
>> Any presence of a non-ascii character, even if it is in the
>> comment only,
>> would cause this problem. I have tried various encoding, with
>> or without
>> BOM, and also adding the encoding specification at the top of
>> the file.
>> All these give the
P.S. The script can actually process unicode, passing unicode text to and
from other COM objects. E.g.
print u'\N{Euro Sign}'.encode('utf-8')
The only problem is the source code cannot have any non-ascii characters.
wy
> I find that putting any non-ascii character in the Python source co
I find that putting any non-ascii character in the Python source code
would cause an unspecific "Exception occurred" error. For example,
_u.py
# €
print 'hello'
g:\usr\bin\EmEditor Macros>cscript /e:python _u.py
Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.6
Copyright (C) Microsoft Cor
I have great success with Python win so far. It is truely a better tool to
program Microsoft API than Microsoft themselves.
Today I stumbled on some API that doesn't seem to be supported by pywin32,
e.g. GetKeyboardState.
I wonder if the goal of pywin32 is to have a comprenhensive interface t
That was it. Thank you!
I know many service do not need to interact with users. But there are also
some background agent (say anti-virus) that may need to interact with
users from time to time.
wy
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 14:43:46 -0800, Mark Hammond
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Note that servi
Hopefully someone can enlighten me with this Windows issue.
I use os.startfile() to launch pdf and html files. So far so good.
Build using py2exe. Install as service. When os.startfile() is ran inside
service, nothing happens. No error message. Nothing as all.
Even if I build it as .exe, the o
I have previously asked about how to reload a ShellExtension during
development. There a a few good suggestions like killnig the explorer
process. Now I run into a bigger issue. When I uninstall (using
innosetup), the process is still loaded and it lock up scores of DLLs.
Killing explorer i
# what to build. For COM servers, the module name (not the
# filename) must be specified!
modules = ["minds.weblib.win32.context_menu"],
create_exe = False,
##create_dll = False,
)
setup(
...
com_server = [context_menu_handler],
I use win32com.shell. There are something special going on I don't
understand. Notice the commands below. I imported win32com.shell. But the
module is being loaded from win32comext\shell\__init__.pyc.
>>> import win32com.shell
>>> win32com.shell
What is the mechanism to make this happen? I a
I am working with the ShellExtension context menu sample:
win32comext\shell\demos\servers\context_menu.py
My question after I change the code, how to I get it reloaded?
--unregister and then --register won't do it. I have to log off and then
log back in.
Thanks for your help,
wy
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Do you find any more detail error message than a 500 Server Error?
I have no experience with using Python in the context of ASP. To use
non-ASCII characters correctly requires the understanding of character
encoding and to use them correctly through out a chain of software
components. In you
I am reading the discussion of "filling Windows properties "Summary" tab?"
on 2005-06-23:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.windows/3164
I too am interesting in finding out a way to read and write the summary
propreties. It isn't very clear for me from the thread that what classes
o
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