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Python win32 dll

Hello all,
I would like to implement a COM server using python.
This server is based on an interface which was given to me in Visual Basic.

For example one of the methods in the interface is:
Public Sub CreateLogFile(ByVal LogFilePath AS String,
ByRef LogFileIntf As LogFile);
1. The corresponding Python method would be:
def CreateLogFile( self, LogFilePath, LogFileIntf ). Is this correct?
2. Is there a difference in the way Python implements ByVal and ByRef?

Thanks
Karl
Jul 18 '05 #1
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