[python-win32] suggested change to pywintypes.py for non-admininstall

[Mark Hammond]

I'm afraid I've missed most of the context here:

> I have come across this issue, and am equally unsatisfied with the
> solutions I've come up with so far. all of them require the user to
> know
> too much about what's going on, and does not make the import "just
> work".
> 
> what if we added a python wrapper module (.py) around the native (.pyd)
> modules? it would contain something like the following:
> 
> import pywintypes
> import pythoncom
> from _win32ui import *

In what cases is it necessary to explicitly import pywintypes before
win32ui?

Mark