Questions on COM Objects scripting

[Mark Hammond]

Maan Hamze wrote:

> Taking into account that the very same thing works fine with something like
> "Excel.Application"; what does this error tell me about "Breeze.Scene"?


That Breeze.Scene is not registering itself in the "Running Object 
Table".  This should not be a problem - the fact that Excel works is 
more unusual than the fact that Breeze.Scene does not.

> 2.  Using Python ActiveScripting
> From inside the applicatio itself (Breeze Designer) there is a facility to
> run Macros with languages with ActiveScripting capabilities including
> Python.
> "Breeze.Scene" is created automatically when Breeze is started.
> a macro starts with $Scripting_Language


"Breeze.Scene" should not be created automatically - that would suck. 
Hopefully what you mean is that a "Breeze" object is created, and it 
should have a "Scene" attribute.

You could try printing "globals()" to see exactly what is in the 
ActiveScripting namespace.  If "Breeze.Scene" really does exist in the 
namespace, then we will need to pull some tricks to work around a very 
poor decision by the povray people.

Keep in mind that VB is not case sensitive, but Python is.  Have you 
tried "breeze"?

Mark.