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volumeregeling volumeregeling at hotmail.com
Mon Jan 24 05:14:10 EST 2000 
Thanks for the answers, I could use them ubt it wasn´t really the
problem. The primary problem is how to pass the command_button object
to another function so i can do command_button.quit from that other
function ??????

Thanks.
Volumeregeling

On Thu, 20 Jan 2000 16:34:52 GMT, volumeregeling at hotmail.com
(volumeregeling) wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am not very good in searching through the online documentation for
>python. I am trying some things which keep generating errors on
>running.
>
>I have the following program :
>
>I am making a menubar which uses functions from a cupple of COM
>objects. I want to exit my program through a stop_program function not
>from any COM object.
>
>def Exit_program():
>    Editor.mnuFile_Exit()
>    sys.exit()                        <-- for some reason this also
>doesn´t work. but that on problem jet.
>
>Editor in the above is a COM object, with the method from that COM
>object to close it.
>
>When the editor.mnuFile_Exit() method is invoked , python crashes with
>some OLE error. But when I run the COM object from WScript it exits
>fine so the problem is in python.
>
>I hooked the Editor COM object the following way :
>
>Editor= win32com.client.Dispatch("Comeditor.Classeditor")
>
>Can anyone tell me how to "release" the COM object ??
>Editor.release() doesn´t work.
>
>I also can´t seem to get a variable COMMAND_Button to the Exit_program
>procedure. I need to close the menubar with command_button.quit(), ubt
>then it must be invoked from the procedue where command_button is
>created
>
>
>Can anyone tell me how to pass-throug this caommand_button so i can
>invoke command_button.quit() from the Exit_program function.
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