Mark:
The workaround you suggest may not scale, but it works and I can live
with it. I was on the verge of giving up on Python for this project
and converting to the API's native VB, but I won't have to do that
now. Thanks.
- Greg Antal
Gregory W. Antal
Senior Technical Advisor
ATA
But, in Imodel, the 'feSelector' attribute is defined as follows:
feSelector: (10349, 2, (9, 0), (), feSelector, None)
That 'None' at the end is the resultCLSID entry, and apparently
that's how 'feSelector' is supposed to be connected to 'ISelector'.
I edited PyFemap.py and manually
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Greetings all.
I posted this a
Mark
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Greg Antal schrieb:
Hi everybody.
It's been nearly 2 weeks since I posted this, and nobody has responded. If
anybody has any ideas, I'd be glad to hear them. I'll provide more info on
anything anybody thinks is relevant.
Well, a totally different idea would be to try out comtypes with
ult.
Mark
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Greetings all.
I posted this a week ago a
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Greetings all.
I posted this a week ago and had no response, so I'll try again. Any
information would be helpful, even if it's just that all looks right, no
idea why it doesn't work. I'll gladly provide more info
Greetings all.
I posted this a week ago and had no response, so I'll try again. Any
information would be helpful, even if it's just "that all looks right,
no idea why it doesn't work." I'll gladly provide more info if needed,
or try a different statement of the problem if it isn't clear.
