[python-win32] Problem with python-win32

[Jim Vickroy]

guillaume.dauguet at mpsa.com wrote:

>
>
>Hi,
>
>I'm an engineer from France and I use PythonWin very often. I Have one
>question please : I'd like to run a function from a library included in the
>"Tools=>COM Browser=>Registered Type Librairies" menu. This library is
>called "Bibiothèque de pilotage de Scandiag" and I'd like to run from this
>library the function called "Telechargement" from "ISScandiagOCX".
>Just below is the source code in Visual basic just as an example so that
>you can get more easily what I try to explain you :
>
>Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
>Dim MonObjet As ScandiagOCX
>Dim result As Integer
>Set MonObjet = New ScandiagOCX
>result = MonObjet.Telechargement("C:\Scandiag\Files\edc16.can", 1, 1, 1)
>Set MonObjet = Nothing
>End Sub
>Actually, I'd like to do the same in python.
>
>I tried already :
>
>import win32com.client
>ob = win32com.client.Dispatch("The.ProgID")
>ob.Telechargement()
>
>But actually, I don't know which arguments I need to use with the dispatch
>command.
>Therefore, what I want you to explain me please is how to determine the
>"Prog ID". Is it a number, a string??
>
>
>Thanks a lot in advance for your help,
>
>
>Guillaume DAUGUET
>PSA - La Garenne-Colombes
>DPTA/DPMO/CCEE/MPVI/SVLG
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>E-mail : guillaume.dauguet at mpsa.com
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Hello Guillaume,

I will tell you what I know (but I am not knowledgeable about this):

The Dispatch parameter is most likely a string.  For example:

    * Dispatch('Excel.Application')
    * Dispatch('InternetExplorer.Application')

I have no advice to offer on determining what the string is for your 
particular application.
-- jv
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