wesley chun wescpy at gmail.com writes:
one question i'd like to ask is, in what context is such a line part
of your code? altho alan is correct in that syntactically, they're
very similar, i'm wondering what you're using it for.
Wesley,
Thanks for your reply (also thanks to others who
Thanks for your reply (also thanks to others who replied). I was trying to
translate a VBA sample in this page http://tinyurl.com/3hvj3j to python. The
VBA
sample has a line Set objDbx = Nothing.
kelie,
thanks for your reply... it helps clear things up -- i didn't think i
was going to
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 11:26 AM, Kelie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wesley chun wescpy at gmail.com writes:
one question i'd like to ask is, in what context is such a line part
of your code? altho alan is correct in that syntactically, they're
very similar, i'm wondering what you're using it for.
Thanks Alan.
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Suppose var holds a reference to an objeect, my question is in the subject.
Pretty much so, yes.
There may be very subtle differences due to how Python and VB
treat variables but the basic intent is the same
one question i'd like to ask is, in what context is such a line part
of your
wesley chun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
one question i'd like to ask is, in what context is such a line part
of your code? altho alan is correct in that syntactically, they're
very similar, i'm wondering what you're using it for.
That's a very good point.
The normal way to delete a reference to
Kelie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Suppose var holds a reference to an objeect, my question is in the
subject.
Pretty much so, yes.
There may be very subtle differences due to how Python and VB
treat variables but the basic intent is the same
Alan G
