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Is the dll properly installed? Can you check that it's the right
architecture? The error is caused by calling the dll functions with the
wrong amount of parameters. Maybe the author changed the signature?
I think someone else had a similar issue in the past and submitted a PR to
fix it
El mar., 1 oct. 2019 08:37, GIANNIS KYRITSIS <[email protected]>
escribió:
… hello
Anyway to bypass the above problem just trying to run your examples?
http://prntscr.com/pdc5g6
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Usually my code working well as python script, but when I decide to pack it to *.exe file by pyinstaller i got problems. When i try launch *.exe i got error here in File "AutoHotPy.py" :
I got this error:
And if I change type of self.context to ctypes.c_int(self.context) or just int(self.context) I got the same error as GiannisKyr
And as I said before, I does not have any errors if use just script. |
Resolve last errors by using from FedyuninV/AutoHotPy in file InterceptionWrapper.py lines |
Resolved. I used wrond dll. |
Try changing line 188 in your InterceptionWrapper.py file: |
hello
Anyway to bypass the above problem just trying to run your examples?
http://prntscr.com/pdc5g6
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