The GenPY output for IE contains two _dispid_to_func list:
_dispid_to_func_ = {
101 : "OnNavigateComplete",
103 : "OnQuit",
201 : "OnFrameNavigateComplete",
108 : "OnProgressChange",
My misunderstanding.
As far as I know now absent some error all I really expect is S_OK. I'm
adding in the python.com_error checking now and starting careful testing.
If something other than S_OK turns up in the IE interface I'll let you know.
Thanks.
Regards,
Richard
|> As to what codes I'm ex
> As to what codes I'm expecting ... heaven only knows. I'm
> working with IE 7
> now and it appears willing to return most anything under
> various boundary conditions.
I guess I was asking if you are expecting any 'success' codes other than
S_OK. These are rare, and always explicitly documente
age-
|From: Mark Hammond [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 3:17 AM
|To: 'Richard Bell'; python-win32@python.org
|Subject: RE: [python-win32] Getting HRESULT back from a com automation
|
|> I'm trying to get back the result of ie.Navigate().
|> According to t
> I'm trying to get back the result of ie.Navigate().
> According to the MSDN
> documentation it should return a HRESULT. It appears to
> return None. Is
> there a way to get the return code from the com interaction?
All error HRESULTs are returned via exceptions. Unfortunately, there isn't
a r
I'm working on an application that automated IE in an apartment threaded
model.
I'm trying to get back the result of ie.Navigate(). According to the MSDN
documentation it should return a HRESULT. It appears to return None. Is
there a way to get the return code from the com interaction?
Thanks.
