[Pythonmac-SIG] COM for macintosh?

[François Granger]

At 11:46 -0500 14/12/2002, in message [Pythonmac-SIG] COM for 
macintosh?, Robert Avery wrote:
>Is there something equivalent on macintosh on Python to Window's COM module
>that allows python to talk to Excel?  If so, where can I download it?

It is called OSA. AppleScript is it most well known implementation.

It is available in two forms, direct AppleScript in Python or an OSAm module.


Have a look to this recent annoucement:

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Written quickly and only tested a bit, so there are probably bugs. 
Seems to work ok, though.

One caveat: OSATools uses pipes to talk to osascript and friends. In 
other words, it won't work with MacPython just yet, you need a Unix 
python.

Anyone who is interested can get it here:
<http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~mjbarber/OSATools.tgz>
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