Jun Komoda

@jegg-dev Thank you for your investigation. Welcome to our community! Which Python version did you test this on? From your investigation, I understand that the `Buffer` implementation performs better when...

@jegg-dev Sorry for the delayed response. A new issue, #696, has been opened regarding `GUID`. We should address that first before proceeding with this performance comparison. If you’re interested in...

Through the discussion in python/cpython#127369, the more fundamental cause of this error has been identified. When dealing with a frozen inproc server, `comtypes.server.register._get_serverdll` returns a `bytes` object, which causes an...

@Whiskas101 As the maintainer of `comtypes`, I found this. Does this also occur with the latest version, `comtypes==1.4.4`? Additionally, the native codebase of `comtypes` was Python 2 up to version...

Hi, > However it seems it is not possible as-is mainly due to absolute imports used everywhere in the library. Regarding the above, writing a reproducer might help us understand...

I see that the discussion in this issue is getting heated. In any kind of communication, not just in open-source development, it's easy to have misunderstandings. As members of an...

I don't object to modernizing this project's codebase by using relative imports. However, it will be a considerably large change. While this isn't a high priority for me, I'm willing...

I'd like to confirm something before we continue our discussion. So, your customized version of comtypes only changes absolute imports to relative imports so it can be stored in a...

Sorry I'm late. > To elaborate on the use-case, for instance if I modify comtypes features by changing its source code (making it incompatible with your upstream version), at the...

Let me first answer the "questions [...] that remain unanswered". > * I am aware of how the cache feature generates code, including the fact that it generates absolute imports...