[python-win32] Importing an array from COM into Python

Hello, I am trying to get the arrays out of this function (from the IDL): [id(175), helpstring("method CreateFooBarArray")] HRESULT CreateFooBarArray([out]DOUBLE** FooArray, [out] DOUBLE** BarArray, [out,retval] ULONG* SizeOfFooBarArrays); The two arrays (Foo and Bar) are created with malloc and

Re: [python-win32] Importing an array from COM into Python

Not sure about your COM issue, but assuming Google hits all the archive pages like I think it does, just use "site:mail.python.org" on the end of your search string. Bobby -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dana Robinson Sent: Tuesday, April 04,

Re: [python-win32] Importing an array from COM into Python

> I am trying to get the arrays out of this function (from the IDL): > > [id(175), helpstring("method CreateFooBarArray")] HRESULT > CreateFooBarArray([out]DOUBLE** FooArray, [out] DOUBLE** BarArray, > [out,retval] ULONG* SizeOfFooBarArrays); > > The two arrays (Foo and Bar) are created with malloc

[python-win32] Garbage collection of dispatched classes with dispatched classes

Hi, I'm hoping someone might provide some COM dispatching insights as I'm relatively new to it in Python. Does using static binding provide for better garbage collection when the dispatched class has dispatched classes of it's own? The nitty gritty... I'm dispatching a registered

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