Thomas Heller schrieb:

>  The SPINKIT_DATA instance should behave the same way as the 
>  SpinKitPyData instance that you create,

Hrmp, sometimes it helps just talking about something ;-)

I had some problems acessing the values and thought it was due to the 
cytpes structures.

But indeed it works as you say...

>  if you abstract from some details.  Can't you use it directly?  And, 
>  imo, a more pythonic way to
>  write your SpinKitReadNonBlocking method would be this (it returns the 
>  SPINKIT_DATA instance or None):
>  
>  def SpinkKitReadNonBlocking(self):
>     data = SPINKIT_DATA()
>     if windll.spinkit.SpinKitReadImmediate(self.Handle, byref(data)):
>         return data
>     return None

Yes, thats also possible now. The only difference is

data = cmspinkit.SPINKIT_DATA()
if sk.SpinKitReadNonBlockingD(data):
	"do stuff with data"

versus

data=sk.SpinKitReadNonBlockingD()
if data<> None:
	"do stuff with data"


I in fact like #2 more but this obviously differs from how it is done in 
the original C Library/Function.

Thank you very much,
Carsten


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