Thank You! I have also found this:
Always Use Parentheses to Call a Function
You must add parentheses after a function name to call it, whether it takes arguments or not. That is, use function(), not function. Python functions are simply objects that have a special operation, a call, that y
I've been searching for this all weekend and can't find what I consider
a straight answer. I have an existing Tkinter app which automates IE but I'd
really like to embed IE in a Tkinter frame but don't want to have to completely
re-write the app. I see it appears fairly easy to activat
I want to use the WMI Performance API to collect performance
information from remote boxes. To do this I need to create a
WbemScripting. SWbemRefresher object like so:
objRefresher = CreateObject("WbemScripting.SWbemRefresher")
Is CreateObject something that is available from python (I have
> I want to use the WMI Performance API to collect performance
> information from remote boxes. To do this I need to create a
> WbemScripting. SWbemRefresher object like so:
>
> objRefresher = CreateObject("WbemScripting.SWbemRefresher")
>
> Is CreateObject something that is available from python
> I've been searching for this all weekend and can't find
> what I consider a straight answer. I have an existing Tkinter
> app which automates IE but I'd really like to embed IE in a
> Tkinter frame but don't want to have to completely re-write the
> app. I see it appears fairly easy to ac
Hi, Waldemar
In my previous email, I got
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Your mail to 'Python-win32' with the subject
Re: [python-win32] Runnin Python app as service with separate
console
Is being held until the list moderator can review it for approval.
The reason it i
> "install_3d_app_service.cpp" is a program to install
> sftc3win.exe(sftc_3d_app_service.cpp)
> into a Windows' service. Inside sftc_3d_app_service.cpp, it will spawn
> "python".
> After reboot the machine, no problem, everything works fine, please see
> attached
> picture python_running.JPG. The
Is pythonwin or wxPython the only way to use an ActiveX control then?
And for something completely outta left field...is there any way to make
the main Tkinter window transparent, i.e. just a window border? If so,
a determined individual might be able to intercept move/resize events to
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