Python and COM?
Karl Putland
kperacles at geocities.com
Mon Jul 12 22:26:22 EDT 1999
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Thanks for the info everyone. I think that my first generation I might just release with some docs and examples. Then work on the IDL. I signed up on the pycom-dev list... I'd love to see this happen. It's so much nicer in Python that C++ or VB for creating objects. If anyone knows how far along Christian Tismer is with what he was working on, or what's left to be done, I'd like to help if I could. I just don't know if I'm ready to play with the big dogs yet ;-) Karl Putland kperacles at geocities.com P.S. Start a big drive tomorrow. I'm moving back to Denver, CO, from AL, so I will be gone for a couple of weeks (switching providers, looking for broadband, etc...). E-mail to my geocities address will still reach me when we get there. Bye. Bill Tutt <billtut at microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4D0A23B3F74DD111ACCD00805F31D8100DB90F0F at RED-MSG-50... > > > > From: Mark Hammond [mailto:MHammond at skippinet.com.au] > > > > > > Karl Putland wrote in message > > <7m9to7$6qg$82 at rks1.urz.tu-dresden.de>... > > > For a COM server implemented in python, can a type library > > be generated? > > > > No, but nearly :-) Python has the framework and even some > > "proof-of-concept" code, but isnt done. > > Err.. Mark means from within Python. That's not to say you can't build a > type library using an IDL file and MIDL. > > Here's an example for the Python.Interperter COM server that exists in > win32com\servers\interp.py. > > Unfortuantely, Python.Interpreter needs a slight change inorder to write an > IDL file. > Replace the _public_methods_ line with: > _dispid_to_func = { 1 : Eval, 2 : Exec } > A matching IDL that should work is attached below: > (As an added bonus, this should actually work) > The only GUID from interp.py is the coclass one. Every other GUID was just > generated. > Hope the below helps.... The MIDL docs in MSDN are certainly less than > useful. :( > > // System idl include nonsense > import "oaidl.idl"; > import "ocidl.idl"; > > [ > uuid(EB048AA4-C2D1-11d2-855D-00C04F797DBA), > helpstring("Python.Interepreter dispinterface") > ] > dispinterface IPythonInterpreter > { properties: > methods: > [id(1)] HRESULT Eval([in] BSTR bstrExpression, [out, retval] VARIANT > pvarReturnValue); > [id(2)] HRESULT Exec([in] BSTR bstrExpression); > }; > > [ > uuid(60240FE4-C2D2-11d2-855D-00C04F797DBA), > version(1.0), > helpstring("Python.Interpreter Type Library") > ] > library PythonInterpreterLib > { > importlib("stdole32.tlb"); > importlib("stdole2.tlb"); > > [ > uuid(30BD3490-2632-11cf-AD5B-524153480001), > helpstring("Python.Interpreter COClass") > ] > coclass PythonInterpreter > { > [default] dispinterface IPythonInterpreter; > }; > > } > > Bill
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