Hi,
I'm an engineer from France and I use PythonWin very often. I Have one
question please : I'd like to run a function from a library included in the
"Tools=>COM Browser=>Registered Type Librairies" menu. This library is
called "Bibiothèque de pilotage de Scandiag" and I'd like to run from th
Hi,We are having performance problems when running python COM Scripts. The app starts it own internal scripting engine and if we use _vbscript_, everything is fine. If we use PythonScript, the app consumes large amounts of memory (up to 3 GB) and the crashes because it runs out of memory.
This is t
Hi,We are sometimes getting the error below when running a Python script in our app.We are calling AddTypeLib on the IActiveScript interface.It always works with VB-scripts and sometimes fails with Python.
What could be the problem?===pythoncom error: Une
Roger,
Attached are 2 scripts (ado-mem-test-04.py, ado-mem-test-05.py) for
testing possible ADO memory leak problems.
ado-mem-test-04.py appears to exhibit a steady increase in memory
requirements with time; ado-mem-test-05.py does not appear to exhibit
this behavior.
The primary difference
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm an engineer from France and I use PythonWin very often. I Have one
question please : I'd like to run a function from a library included in the
"Tools=>COM Browser=>Registered Type Librairies" menu. This library is
called "Bibiothèque de pilotage de Scandi
Looks like there's a refcount leak in the date conversion somewhere.
Distilled down some more, if you change the last few lines of the script to
parameter = command.Parameters.Item('@%s' % column.Name)
for x in xrange(1):
parameter.Value = datetime.datetime.now()
the total refcount
Jim Vickroy wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm an engineer from France and I use PythonWin very often. I Have one
>>question please : I'd like to run a function from a library included in the
>>"Tools=>COM Browser=>Registered Type Librairies" menu. This library is
>>called "Bibi
Bonjour !
Le ProgID est une chaîne de caractères.
A chaque ProgID est associé un CLSID (chaîne de chiffres et lettres entre
accolades).
Perso, je trouve les ProgID avec Regedit, dans
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\...\ProgID
(où ... est le CLSID)
Le CLSID peut être affiché avec VB (et sans dout
HI,
I generated this python script from Arc GIS Model, tried to run from
python win but getting error. I am trying to update a text field from a
date filed data. Any help is highly appreciated.
add_field.py
# Created o
At Friday 25/8/2006 17:49, Ahmed, Shakir wrote:
I generated this python script from Arc GIS Model, tried to run from
python win but getting error. I am trying to update a text field from a
date filed data. Any help is highly appreciated.
# Calculating the fields to the date as a text field
gp.
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