On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 6:09 AM, Vernon Cole wrote:
> Repeating my (minority) argument on this subject years ago:
>
> "IP" is generally used as the acronym for "Internet Protocol" and is so
> generally understood with that meaning, that re-use of that acronym for any
> other computer-related conc
Repeating my (minority) argument on this subject years ago:
"IP" is generally used as the acronym for "Internet Protocol" and is so
generally understood with that meaning, that re-use of that acronym for
any other computer-related concept is fraught with misunderstanding.
A more appropriate s
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 12:45 AM, John Trinder
wrote:
> 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
Just so you are aware FePy was the name of a side project that was a set of
enhancements to IronPython. If you are looking for a shorter form of
IronPython, IP is generally the best way to go so there is no confusion.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 4:45 PM, John Trinder
wrote:
> I'm new to FePy and 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