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| oricom |
Posted - 08/31/2006 : 06:52:25 AM
Hello,
I am calling origin via com automation (from python)
Normal LabTalk commands work, while the extended commands like
pe_dir, pe_mkdir and pe_cd fail
If I enter these commands into the command window of my com server session, they fail with a command error, during a normal origin session they work.
import win32com.client as w32
origin=w32.Dispatch("OriginApplication")
origin.Execute("doc -mc 1")
# this works
origin.Execute("win -t data MASTER Name")
# this fails
origin.Execute("pe_mkdir(\"a\")")
# if I enter pe_mkdir(a) into the now running session, I get a command error.
Origin Version 7.5:
Operating System: XP
many thanks
Frank
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| oricom |
Posted - 09/04/2006 : 09:21:21 AM
Hi Zachary,
I did a new install with version 7.5885,
this works without problems.
many thanks for your help!
Frank |
| zachary_origin |
Posted - 09/03/2006 : 10:54:19 PM
Really strange. By default all the .c files under the system folder of Origin are autocompiled as Origin application is launched. LT_PE.C is also compiled without exception.
When ran the scripts you provided, I got the results as followings:
err=run.loadOC("OriginLab\LT_PE.C");
err=;
ERR=0
pe_dir();
Data1
I have tested the scripts in several computers, it works for all.
So can you tell me the build of your Origin? You can get it by >Selecting Help:About Origin or >type @v= in command window.
Zachary
OriginLab GZ Office |
| oricom |
Posted - 09/01/2006 : 06:46:25 AM
Hello Zachary,
thank you for your fast reply and for doing the test install.
I think I located the problem outside of the com interface.
If I run the code it still doesn't work, neither from python nor from the script window.
If I open the Code Builder, select LT_PE.C and RebuildAll both work (I instantaniated OriginApplicationSI to try this, sorry for the typo in Application in my last post).
So it seems on starting the COM server, LT_PE.C is not linked
I tried to manually load the file, but failed:
err=run.loadOC("OriginLab\LT_PE.C");
err=;
ERR=4
pe_dir();
#Command Error!
after pressing the build button pe_dir() works, as if origin was run from the start menu.
LT_PE.C is in the System folder, so it should be available automatically on startup?
Thanks
Frank
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| zachary_origin |
Posted - 08/31/2006 : 12:58:48 PM
I am not familiar with python.
But I tried to the following scripts in PyWin32 build 209.1 and Python 2.5, it works well.
import win32com.client as win32
origin=w32.Dispatch("Origin.Application")
#is there any difference between OriginApplication and Origin.Applicaiton? Using the former, I can not open Origin.
origin.Execute("doc -mc 1")
origin.Execute("win -t data MASTER Name")
origin.Execute("pe_mkdir(\"a\")")
Origin 7.5 & OS:XP sp2
Zachary
OriginLab GZ Office |
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