[python-win32] Resizing a new program

[Roger Upole]

I think the application can choose to ignore these.
For instance, if you start python.exe with these set, the
console window shows up at the specified place &size.
You might want to look at using win32gui.SetWindowPos
after the appication has started.

The only odd thing I noticed was that win32process
defines PySTARTUPINFO.wShowWindow as T_INT,
but it really should be a T_SHORT.  However, after
changing this and recompiling the behaviour is the same.

       Roger





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lewis Franklin" <lewis.franklin at gmail.com>
To: <python-win32 at python.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 1:02 AM
Subject: [python-win32] Resizing a new program


>I am wanting to use python-win32 to start a new program and would like
> to be able to resize the application. When looking through
> winprocess.py (in the Demos directory) there seems to be a way to set
> the size of a window. However, when I try to set the dimensions using
> xy and xySize in run(), it has no effect on the application. I am not
> a Windows programmer and so am clueless as to how to best go about
> this problem. Of note, I am using Python2.3 and python-win32 build
> 202.
> 
>