Hello folks
I am a blind programmer. The problem I am having
with python is that it is indendation sensitive.
Would someone volunteer to write a code which will
do indentation probably using regular _expression_.
I would use for example endif or endwhile in my
code and this should trigger the
Hello,
I want to find out if a MSOffice document has or not a thumbnail (preview save picture). If yes I would like to save this thumbnail in a .jpeg file, if no, i want to save a temporary preview picture of this document and obtain the thumbnail in a .jpeg file.
Unfortunately this doesn't work
Harish Kotian wrote:
>
> Hello folks
> I am a blind programmer. The problem I am having with python is that it
> is indendation sensitive.
> Would someone volunteer to write a code which will do indentation
> probably using regular expression.
check Tools/scripts/pindent.py in your python insta
With a lot of help from Mark Hammond we discovered the problems
1) the parameter type in the COM definition .py file was incorrect
2) the code shouldn't have been converting the parameter to a buffer object
The type of "indexlist" in the COM definition .py file.
def Read(self, x=defaultNamedN
There are a couple of types unsupported by the property storage code. I did
try adding support, but the VT_CF structure is very poorly documented by MS.
After following the best instructions I could find, I did appear to get data
in CF_METAFILEPICT format, but I was unable to make SetClipboardData
Hi all,
I've just released build 205 of the pywin32 extensions - you can find it
via:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32
or directly via:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=78018&package_id=79063
&release_id=365777
In summary, this release is mainly bug fixes, but a fe
