Python instance to COM Object -


I am creating a small part of a game with the use of COM objects with Python and a small problem Has gone in.

The COM object I'm using is a method called SetCallback , which takes object , the moth looks like this: 

  [ID (0x60010010)] zero setbackback (IDIPACH * in callback item);   
  taken from MS OLE / Com Object Viewer   
 Now if I create and assign my coop app in Python then all Try something as long as it is ok and pass an example of an object with this method.  
  callback = callback () mycomobject.SetCallback (callback) class callback (def): def SetStatusText (auto, state): print status   
 i python window The error found in:  TypeError: The Python instance can not be converted to a COM object   
 When this happens in C # I like this thing like my class def Looks like: [CommonWeBible (True)] Public class callback {// some methods here}   
 and call method Python version are equal.  
  Is there something like this in Python for using such a object as a callback for a COM object    
 < Div class = "post-text" itemprop = "text"> 
 AFAIK object will need to be COM compliant. I would not know honestly out of the box, but we have a similar situation (from a vendor to software) which is actively addressed at the end using ActivePython.  
 Works fine in both ways, automatically with a dispatcher wrapping the COM analog object for dragon access, and on the other hand. If you do not have licensing and / or financial constraints then it may be worth giving a price.  
 If anyone can dismiss it without any additional libraries then move on to the answers.

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