[python-win32] Memory leak when importing in embedded python

Hi Importing some modules[2] in embedded python between Py_NewInterpreter and Py_EndInterpreter[1] cause memory leak. Not all the modules cause leaks (ex sys module) but most of them do! And none of them cause any leak when they are not embedded! What cause this? Is it solveable? Best regards, Ma

[python-win32] Getting a printer's port

Hi all, I am in need of a way to get a printer's port with Python. I can get the name of a printer and the comments field (I think) using win32print.EnumPrinters(), but that's as close as I can get. Most of the printers in my organization are networked through Linux CUPS. Any pointers are ap

[python-win32] Re: Getting a printer's port

Mike Driscoll wrote: Hi all, I am in need of a way to get a printer's port with Python. I can get the name of a printer and the comments field (I think) using win32print.EnumPrinters(), but that's as close as I can get. Most of the printers in my organization are networked through Linux CUPS.

[python-win32] Re: Watch window

bob gailer wrote: Is there a way to have the watch window either stay open or open each time I start debugging? As it is now I have to open it each time. I seem to recall in the dim past that it would open automatically. Build 212 Python 2.5 Win 2003 Server. Whoops, I think I accidentally r

Re: [python-win32] Memory leak when importing in embedded python

> Hi > Importing some modules[2] in embedded python between Py_NewInterpreter > and > Py_EndInterpreter[1] cause memory leak. Not all the modules cause leaks > (ex > sys module) but most of them do! And none of them cause any leak when > they > are not embedded! What cause this? Is it solveable? I