I've been doing some work with python 2.7 having digressed from
IronPython to which I shall be returning. The thing I notice most is
that python 2.7 is roughly 3X faster at executing than IP.
Why is this?
I know python27 compiles scripts into 'C' code => .pyc files and that IP
does not do thi
Hi,
I didn't know whether this is the correct site for help from the IP
community but here goes.
I have a DLL written in C# that opens a Console window inside a Windows
app. I am utilizing this for use with IronPython when creating a Windows
app as a standalone that needs the Console window a
I'm new to FePy and after doing a fair bit of studying am embarking on
transcoding a C# project to FePy. I'm encountering a problem
incorporating a module that defines a subclass of Canvas and then trying
to utilize this custom canvas in the Xaml code.
My skeleton files/modules and contents ar
When doing:
from Foo import foo2
(assuming for eg foo2 is a class) and then going on to do:
a = foo2()
it would be nice if intellisense could offer suggestions as I am typing
out foo2
In the same vein, when doing:
varname = 1
and then doing
a = varname + etc
it would be nice if intellis
Thanks for your help anyway. Saves me time trying to manually compile
.pyc files when they aren't available :(
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Nope - nothing under -X remotely like it! In fact I can't see any
options for saving anything.
[Re] Should be an option -X:SaveAssemblies or something like that.
IronPython doesn't support pyo files either. Both pyc and pyo files
require support for Python bytecode, which IronPython does not h
rt pyc files. There is a way to save off
assemblies, if you run ipy with -h it should tell you how.
On Jul 21, 2014 2:36 AM, "John Trinder" <mailto:trinderj...@dsl.pipex.com>> wrote:
If I try to compile a .pyc file doing the following, I get:
>>> import py_compile as p
If I try to compile a .pyc file doing the following, I get:
>>> import py_compile as p
>>> p.compile('dummy.py')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "D:\Programming\IronPython 2.7\Lib\py_compile.py", line 126, in
compile
marshal.dump(codeobject, fc)
ValueError:
