Most recent edit on 2008-07-19 09:08:51 by AlexDelattre
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Pypoom consist in a COM interface, automatically generated by comtypes, and a pythonic wrapper over that interface.
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Pypoom is made of a COM interface, automatically generated by comtypes, and a pythonic wrapper over that interface.
Edited on 2007-04-25 05:11:22 by AlexDelattre
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Pypoom is a module that lets you manipulate Pocket Outlook objects in PythonCE.
Pypoom is made of a COM interface, automatically generated by comtypes, and a pythonic wrapper over that interface.
Pypoom is hosted at the vensterce project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/vensterce∞)
Here is an example of pypoom usage :
This tiny script will capitalize the first and last name of all your contacts.
pypoom is made of a COM interface, automatically generated by comtypes, and a pythonic wrapper over that interface.
Pypoom will be hosted soon at the vensterce project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/vensterce∞)
Here is a tiny example of pypoom usage, more will come later :
Getting pypoom :
Using pypoom :
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Requirements :
Getting pypoom :
Using pypoom :
Edited on 2007-04-25 00:10:26 by AlexDelattre
Additions:
Getting pypoom :
Pypoom will be hosted soon at the vensterce project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/vensterce∞)
Using pypoom :
Here is a tiny example of pypoom usage, more will come later :
import pypoom
app = pypoom.Application() # instantiate the Application object
contacts_folder = app.get_folder(pypoom.contacts) # get the chosen Folder object
for contact in contacts_folder : # Access items with regular python indexing, slicing and iteration operations
print '%s, %s' %(contact.FirstName, contact.LastName)
Edited on 2007-04-25 00:02:51 by AlexDelattre
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- A recent PythonCE installation (2.4 or 2.5)
Deletions:
- A recent PythonCe installation (2.4 or 2.5)
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-04-25 00:02:40 by AlexDelattre []
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pypoom is a module that lets you manipulate Pocket Outlook objects in
PythonCE.
pypoom is made of a COM interface, automatically generated by comtypes, and a pythonic wrapper over that interface.
Requirements :
- A recent PythonCe installation (2.4 or 2.5)
- ctypes
- comtypes