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looks good, thanks!
2010-01-02 02:10:56 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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mhammond added bbondy to the Python for Windows extensions project.
2009-12-30 00:24:48 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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A work around may be to use an elevated command prompt (ie, started with "Run as Administrator") and executing pyscript.py there. If that fails too, I suspect it will be a general problem with Python 3.x - trying Python 2.6 should also work.
2009-12-24 05:30:40 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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Thanks for the report - but there is very little I can do here - pythonwin overrides Python's sys.stdout etc, but overriding the C runtime concept of stdout/stderr is far harder and beyond what pythonwin tries to do.
2009-12-17 11:26:54 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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You need to call CoInitialize from each thread. You also need to follow all other COM threading rules (eg, you can't pass COM objects between threads without jumping through hoops, etc)
2009-12-06 22:12:20 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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It isn't clear to me how you are using pywin32 here - if it is a wx app which crashes, you are probably best off looking for help on the wx list.
2009-12-04 22:42:42 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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Do you have any Python implemented shell extensions (eg, Tortoise HG or Tortoise BZR?). I'd suggest you look in the debugger to try and work out if the file open dialog is causing another Python interpreter to be loaded into the process.
2009-12-03 21:45:59 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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Note that Python 2.,6 is officially built using VS2008. Re not finding the SDK, you may need to set the MSSDK environment variable to point at your SDK.
2009-12-02 21:43:00 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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Hi Sridhar,
Thanks! I just checked this in.
2009-12-02 10:50:13 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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mhammond committed patchset 4028 of module pywin32 to the Python for Windows extensions CVS repository, changing 7 files.
2009-12-02 10:49:35 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
