El 27/09/2011, a las 16:54, Keith Rome escribió:
> Just beware that if you use this same mechanism to introspect CLR objects, it
> can return member names for static and protected members in addition to the
> public instance members (and attempts to access those members might fail). To
> work
Just beware that if you use this same mechanism to introspect CLR objects, it
can return member names for static and protected members in addition to the
public instance members (and attempts to access those members might fail). To
work around this, I first use reflection to get a list of static
You are right. It was the all the Operations thing what I was missing
altogether, silly me.
Now it all make sense.
Thanks a lot.
El 26/09/2011, a las 19:57, Keith Rome escribió:
> If you are just trying to enumerate members of a python object, and possibly
> invoke them, then wouldn't a Langua
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 10:35 PM, Dino Viehland wrote:
> Is the hosted IronPython running in the same ScriptEngine or a different one?
Different.
> If it's a different one you'll need to do the settrace on the other
> ScriptEngine but
> you should be able to do that from Python code as well.
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