From what you say, CPython would be a better fit than IP (IMO) -- unless your
target audience is people who work at big companies with very anal system
administrators (they might disallow install of anything that isn't "100%
managed code).
You could also consider, if you're about to learn a ne
Forgive the scattered comments --
IP's speed is going to be influenced by the runtime it is executed under:
Microsoft's CLR, Mono, or some other third party runtime. Speed gains can be
realized by both the underlying runtime as well as the efficiency of the IL
being generated.
Mono is a sui
Hi
Python newbee spent many years with php. I am looking to write a cross platform non web based app (windows, *nix and MAC). I am looking for
1: Portability
2: Constant GUI based on platform
3: All code to be done in Linux
4: Fast - it has to be fairly quick (python speed)
5: Commercial t
Idle curiosity, but does MooPy run under IP?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Bernard Graham
Sent: Sat 1/7/2006 7:51 AM
I am (like many) quite new to IronPython (and
Hi there.
I am (like many) quite new to IronPython (and Python in general), but I am trying to use it as a scripting language for a MUD system I am creating (like the old text-based games, only multiplayer).
Now the scripts are executed and run very frequently (like when timers are executed, or
On 1/7/06, Martin Maly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> print pow.__doc__
>>> help(pow)
This will provide nicer formatting of the help text.
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Depends what you want
to find out. The easy way is using dir and __doc__:
import sys
dir(sys)
dir(obj) lists
attributes available on the given object
dir() lists contents
of global namespace
__doc__ provides
documentation, if any:
>>> import
first
>>>
first.add.__doc__
'
Thank you, Martin. Worked very fine!
Do you know if have some command to obatin help about the commands? like in DOS we can use DIR /?
Regards
Fabio
2006/1/7, Martin Maly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Fabio,
The tutorial is meant to be ran from the Tutorial directory (there are 2 batch files to
Hi Fabio,
The tutorial is meant
to be ran from the Tutorial directory (there are 2 batch files to execute the
IronPythonConsole from there)
Other option is to
add the Tutorial directory to your sys.path:
>>> import
sys
>>> sys.path.append(sys.prefix
+ “\\Tutorial”)
>>> import
fir
