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  • Nice, thank you
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • Good and useful software
  • I am using comtypes to support running pyjamas applications on windows without compiling to javascript. Everything worked perfectly under windows xp. However now that I have migrated to windows 7 64 I've run into an issue. Here is what happens when I run the pyjamas timerdemo app under pyjd: command line is: "pyjd timedemo.py" Result is the following stack trace: Traceback (most recent call last): File "timerdemo.py", line 306, in <module> onModuleLoad() File "timerdemo.py", line 301, in onModuleLoad timerdemo() File "timerdemo.py", line 265, in __init__ clock = Clock() File "timerdemo.py", line 72, in __init__ self.onClick(self.button) File "timerdemo.py", line 83, in onClick self.timer.scheduleRepeating(1000) File "C:\pyjamas\library\pyjamas\Timer.py", line 168, in scheduleRepeating self.__tid = self.__setInterval(periodMillis) File "C:\pyjamas\library\pyjamas\Timer.py", line 188, in __setInterval def __setInterval(self, periodMillis): AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'threading' Under windows 7 64 I have installed python 2.7.3 64 and comtypes-0.6.2.win32. Under windows xp I was using python 2.7.3 32 and comtypes-0.6.1.win32 without problems. Anyone run into a similar problem on windows 7 64? Update 11/1/2010 I found that pulling pyjamas code using github doesn't pull all the files for pyjd. That is the cause of the above problem. If you pull the zip file form github instead, you will then get the otherwise missing pyjd files. After finally installing pyjd "in full", the timerdemo example then worked....the next problem was that anyplace a height or width is specified as an integer value must be changed to use a string like "80px". Previously under windows xp, you could get a away with just passing an integer value for number of pixels. No longer true under windows 7. Now, let me contribute what this is supposed to be for, reviewing comtypes...Without comtypes, pyjd would not work at all under windows, and that would make the pyjamas development cycle under windows far less appealing. So, I consider this chunk of code to be quite essential for anyone wanting to run their pyjamas application on windows without compiling to javascript. It is WAY easier to do pyjamas development under pyjd first, and then compile to javascript after working out the kinks. If you do not first test under pyjd, the slightest typing error in your python code becomes a major debugging challenge.
  • Very good job, this tool is must have. Thanks!
  • I love this easy to use tool. I used it to add Visual Studio 2012 control to Sublime Text 2 through the DTE com object. I ran into a single issue with accessing list elements using and index. This crashed python. But for n in list : worked. It took me days to integrate with VS using C++ and only hours with python and comtypes.
  • The best tool outthere :D
  • Tested a number of alternatives.
  • And it's open-source, and free.
  • The best tool.
  • I take it everywhere I go :)
  • Great tool! Love it.
  • The only tool needed - a must have.
  • It works for me, nuff said
  • Simple, no fuss. works for all types
  • Good work:) Thanks
  • It makes com programming very easy in python!
  • I absolutely rely on this framework. Thanks for making it available.