Hi Ryan,
I try to integrate IronPython into our test application.
This should run on several test units.
We want to split our test skripts into several python files, do output
to xml files, ...
At this time I start integrating the scripting engine into my program.
This works fine at the moment.
> If you build the IronPython project (something like
> C:\Program Files\Visual
> Studio 2005
> SDK\2005.12\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IronPythonIntegrat
> ion\Project\Py
> thonProject.sln) in VS 2005 (started from the experimental
> hive link in the
> vsip menu) it automatically registers
Actually, you should build all four projects under integration. If you reset
the experimental hive, you need to be patient, since it'll take a while. Also,
I was bit by a RTM bug -- sometimes you'll see just "project" or just "web
site" in the start page's create/open part. You need to use to
If you build the IronPython project (something like C:\Program Files\Visual
Studio 2005
SDK\2005.12\VisualStudioIntegration\Samples\IronPythonIntegration\Project\Py
thonProject.sln) in VS 2005 (started from the experimental hive link in the
vsip menu) it automatically registers the IronPython Exte
The correct behavior is that of Cpython in this case:
Python 2.4.1 (#65, Mar 30 2005, 09:13:57) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> glob = {}
>>> loc = {}
>>> exec "a=12" in glob, loc
>>> loc
{'a': 12}
Seems that we have
The following python code snippet
glob = {}
loc = {}
exec "a=12" in glob, loc
behaves differently under IP 0.9.5 vs. IP 0.9.6 with respect to
which dictionary the definition of 'a' is inserted into. In IP095
it goes to loc, while in IP096 it goes to glob.
Can someone please explain which one is
Hello,
I am using IronPython as embedded scripting engine.
I am invoking python functions defined in a script like that:
engine.AddToPath(Path.GetDirectoryName(scriptPath));
engine.Import(moduleName);
f = engine.Evaluate(moduleName + "." + functionName) as Function;
..
later:
..
f.Call(...)
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The problem appears to be with the passport integration. If you go to the
main VSIP site, http://affiliate.vsipmembers.com, it'll make you sign up
with a valid passport account and enter a bit more information. Then you'll
be able to download the December CTP of the Visual Studio SDK.
Once insta
Hello,
I'm considering adding some scripting to one of my applications using
the IronPython engine, and I before I do, I know the first question I'm
going to be asked: is anyone else using IronPython as a scripting
language in a live application?
Thanks,
Ryan
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When you catch the exception after g.Call(...), do you also examine the
exception's CallStack?
I tried simpler variation on your code:
try {
engine.Import("x");
Function f = engine.Evaluate("x.f") as Function;
f.Call();
} catch (Exception x) {
output.write(x.ToString());
outp
On 12/14/05, Stanislas Pinte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is very important for me to be able to give the user that kind of
> feedback...is there a way to do it?
Martin Maly recently posted:
"The reason you see the 'report an error to MS' dialog is our change
in exception handling that I descri
Hello,
As for the code changes, the console interactive loop is not perfect yet and we
will improve it to handle more common cases.
The change to make comment a token is only for the tokenizer in the 'verbatim'
mode, which is only when used by the Visual Studio colorizer. Otherwise the
tokeniz
hello,
Has anyone an idea of the following:
I have a script:
> #ScriptingLoopTest python code
>
> def init_session(settings, fileNamePrefix):
> pass
>
> def handle_message(message):
> passmmm
and I use IronPython 0.96 as embedded scripting engine.
private PythonEngine engine = new Python
Hi all,
I'm using IronPython 0.9.6 as scripting engine.
I redirect the Iconsole to my own ReadLine and so on. In my ReadLine I read a
file and transfer it line by line to the scripting engine. It was working with
version 0.9.3
To make a long story short:
When the file includes a comment line ( li
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