I have a dispinterface defined in a typelib. I have generated a python
class for it using makepy. Now I want to implement that same dispinterface
via a Python class. To do this, is it enough to simply inherit from the
generated class, or should I be making local copies of _dispid_to_func_ etc.
in my own class? (or in each instance?) The reason I ask is that I was
reading the docstring for the default policy, and I noticed that it may
change those COM attributes in-place as the object is used.
Thanks,
Bruce
class for it using makepy. Now I want to implement that same dispinterface
via a Python class. To do this, is it enough to simply inherit from the
generated class, or should I be making local copies of _dispid_to_func_ etc.
in my own class? (or in each instance?) The reason I ask is that I was
reading the docstring for the default policy, and I noticed that it may
change those COM attributes in-place as the object is used.
Thanks,
Bruce