If the following is a too frequently asked question,
then please
forgive me.
Being a novice in
the use of IronPython and Python I spent a
significant amount
of time trying to find the answer to the below
question in a FAQ
list, but until now I did not (yet) find a (pointer
to a) usefu
Sorry, I forgot where I found this, but
maybe it helps…
# this example starts Excel, creates a new workbook, # puts some text in the first and second cell# closes the workbook without saving the changes# and closes Excel. This happens really fast, so# you may want to comment out some li
Could you also connect to a COM object (or do something similar) and then use IronPython similar to _vbscript_? I am not sure, but this may have been what the original poster wanted. Of course I could be wrong and simply putting my hopes to use IronPython as a macro language on the table :)
EricOn
Check the Ironpython tutorial included with IronPython. There is a section titled "Tutorial 3: IronPython and COM interoperability".Best of luck,Tim RileyOn 2/8/06,
Weffers, H.T.G. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If the following is a too frequently asked question,
then please
forgive me.
Be
Weffers, H.T.G. wrote:
Being a novice in the use of IronPython and Python I spent a
significant amount of time trying to find the answer to the below
question in a FAQ list, but until now I did not (yet) find a (pointer
to a) useful answer.
What I am currently most looking for is a way of acce
There is very little, if any, advantage in attempting to "exploit
.Net capabilities" when the goal of the task is to interact with
code that is not based in .Net. Excel does not have a .Net-based
API; it has only a COM-based API. It is both easier (less code to
write, more available documentatio
Unless you're using an old version of Excel (neither 2003 nor XP), the "use
tlbimp to build a .Net assembly for Excel" part of this is both not necessary
(MS has done it for you, by building the PIAs I mentioned in my other post) and
not a good idea (for lots of reasons, some clear and others qu
