Hi Jeff ~
Thanks for your help - it sounds like I have to do a lot more
digging in the library itself to see what's going on. The VB.NET code
(though paraphrased) does work; perhaps there is something internal to the
library taking care of the translation to the subclass
On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 3:04 PM, Jeff Hardy wrote:
> I wouldn't be surprised if you were one of the first people to try
> this particular combination. However, anything that works from C#
> should work from IronPython (except possibly unsafe code).
>
> Translating C# to IronPython is fairly straigh
Well, as you guessed, 'Type' and 'function' are both abstract (and
'function' is not static). You can't instantiate an abstract class
directly (i.e., a = Type()). You need to either instantiate a
subclass, or the library you're using may provide a factory function
that does that internally and retu
I wouldn't be surprised if you were one of the first people to try
this particular combination. However, anything that works from C#
should work from IronPython (except possibly unsafe code).
Translating C# to IronPython is fairly straightforward: remove most of
the punctuation :) You may have to
NumPy and SciPy aren't particularly suitable for use from non-Python
environments, because a considerable amount of glue logic is actually
implemented in Python. If you do an internet search for "svd .net", there
doesn't seem to be a shortage of other implementations. Two I'm personally
familiar wi
Hi guys,
I have a query
regarding the use of SciPy for .NET. I have existing code written in Visual
Basic (VB) in Visual Studio 2010. I would like to use the Singular Value
Decomposition (SVD) of a non-square matrix using the Scipy library. I have
downloaded and installed IronPython 2.
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