Vernon Cole wrote:
I vote FOR dropping 2.3 and earlier support and moving to 2.6 / 3.0 syntax
as soon as possible.
My reasons for this are selfish... adodbapi is already restricted to 2.3
and
later, since it uses decimal numbers to return SQL data from some numeric
columns. ;-)
Archives of ol
Hi!
You (& MH) already proved your know-how.
IMO, the best way is: made as you want...
@-salutations
Michel Claveau
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Hello everyone,
I'm getting crasy about embedding python-win32 in a c++ application.
PyRun_SimpleString("import win32api") failes with the error message:
ImportError: No module named win32api.
Every thing works fine if i use the PythonShell.
The problem is not! related to the actual sys.path.
Anyone know of a way to have a Python script capture its own Task
Manager statistics?
I have a long running Python script whose CPU, memory, disk i/o, and
network traffic I would like to monitor.
An alternative more generic approach would be to run an 'observer'
script that would monitor all Task
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of a way to have a Python script capture its own Task
Manager statistics?
I have a long running Python script whose CPU, memory, disk i/o, and
network traffic I would like to monitor.
An alternative more generic approach would be to run an 'observer'
script
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of a way to have a Python script capture its own Task
Manager statistics?
I have a long running Python script whose CPU, memory, disk i/o, and
network traffic I would like to monitor.
An alternative more generic approach would be to run an 'observer'
script
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> older releases of pywin are kept on sourceforge for ...
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> ...(older) users of older python version.
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> or: "(older) users of older python version will use older releases of
> pywin"
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> @-salutations
> --
> Michel Claveau
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> * OLDER * !
Humph!
For the information of you children,
Hi!
For the information of you children
"children" me? Thank you ! :o))
I had started, also, with FORTRAN. On a ICL, with perforated cards.
Then: GAP, XTran, APL, Basic (on Alcyane, very before MS, Apple & Cie).
Then: Texas-instrument, PET (Commodore), TRS-
> I'm getting crasy about embedding python-win32 in a c++ application.
>
> PyRun_SimpleString("import win32api") failes with the error message:
>
> ImportError: No module named win32api.
Try setting the "verbose" flag (I can't recall how to spell that via the C
API) and you should end up with in
