GetObject instead of CreateObject

[tiddlerdeja at my-deja.com]

We use win32com.client.Dispatch in python to create COM objects. In VB
you can use CreateObject.

In VB, if you want to use an existing instance of a COM object rather
than creating a new one you call GetObject (I think).

I'd like to know what function we call in Python to mirror this?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Kieran

In article <000401bf6bd5$2a25a720$3acbd9c2 at peridot.optichrome.com>,
  "Adrian Eyre" <a.eyre at optichrome.com> wrote:
> > Can someone tell me what function I should call in Python to
perform a
> > similar task to VB's GetObject?
>
> Maybe it would help (not being a VB programmer) to explain what VB's
> GetObject actually does before looking for an analogue in Python.
>
> --------------------------------------------
> Adrian Eyre <a.eyre at optichrome.com>
> http://www.optichrome.com
>
>


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