Hi, John,
Von: John Gietzen
> I'm trying to compile Pygments to be called from a C# library, but I've come
> accross a few hurdles.
> The first was an issue with function calls with more that 13 arguments
> throwing an error stating that the compiler is "Unable to make a reference to
> a tran
What are the guidelines for bringing in part or all of an external library?
What licenses are compatible with the rest of the IP source code so it won't
be tainted by anything?
Thanks,
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I'm trying to compile Pygments to be called from a C# library, but I've come
accross a few hurdles.
The first was an issue with function calls with more that 13 arguments
throwing an error stating that the compiler is "Unable to make a reference
to a transient module from a non-transient module."
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Here's your Daily Digest of new issues for project "IronPython".
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1. [New comment] Implement the _hashlib module
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1. [New comment] Implement the _hashli
Hi, Lukáš,
Von: Lukáš Duběda [mailto:loo...@duber.cz]
> thank you very much for the info! Much appretiated.
>
> As for Qt bindings, this is something new to me, I though Qt was out of
> reach for C# or IronPython devs? Where can I get more info about this? I
> remember searching for Qt bindings
Hi, Markus,
thank you very much for the info! Much appretiated.
As for Qt bindings, this is something new to me, I though
Qt was out of reach for C# or IronPython devs? Where can I
get more info about this? I remember searching for Qt bindings
for .NET, but only found some very complex code show
