Dear pywin32-users,
during the last months, I was using pywin32 to communicate between Cura and
CAD software. It worked very well - better than comtypes, which was not
fully working or accepting errors but didn't throw any errors.
pywin32 convinced me because of its stability and in my opinion, th
Thomas Pietrowski wrote:
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> (2) Syntax fixes and code-style.
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> If I'm not wrong I saw mixed usage of tabs, 2-whitespace and
> 4-whitespace indents. Of course, I can be wrong and we are using
> 4-whitespaces everywhere, but I remember that I saw files using tabs
> and 2-whitespaces.
> It is bor
Hey Tim,
thank you for your early feedback!
> > (2) Syntax fixes and code-style.
> >
> > If I'm not wrong I saw mixed usage of tabs, 2-whitespace and
> > 4-whitespace indents. Of course, I can be wrong and we are using
> > 4-whitespaces everywhere, but I remember that I saw files using tabs
> >
> > (6) Focusing more on Python3 compatibility
> >
> > The end of life of Python2 is at 2020 and therefore I would suggest
> > investing time into making the code compatible to Python3 asap.
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> PyWin32 has been Python 3 compatible for many years. To what are you
> referring?
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