There will be different reasons amongst all developers of Iron Python. For
my point of view I needed to be able to use existing Python Libraries in a
.Net environment. I could well have rewritten the Python code in .Net
classes but then I would have meant 2 separate code bases to maintain.
I foun
Kevien Lee wrote:
> Hi,
> Now ,Ironpython had release some time,but i want to konw is any one use
> IronPython in your project?
> As a dynamic language ,what it will bring us some advantage for
> project,which the advantage C#,VB.net couldn't have?
>From a Python user POV, IP is far from being go
Hi,
Now ,Ironpython had release some time,but i want to konw is any one use
IronPython in your project?
As a dynamic language ,what it will bring us some advantage for
project,which the advantage C#,VB.net couldn't have?
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Thanks, that makes sense. The code we have that was showing the problem
is auto-generated, so we should be able to get our generator to split it
up into smaller chunks and execute them separately.
Regards,
Giles
Martin Maly wrote:
Exactly. In console, each statement is compiled into its ow
Exactly. In console, each statement is compiled into its own CLR method so you
won't hit this problem.
Martin
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Martin,
We don't see the same problem in the IronPython console; is this because
it is executing the file somehow differently - perhaps line-by-line,
maintaining a context dictionary?
Regards,
Giles
Martin Maly wrote:
> I believe in this case the exception is result of what seems to be a
I believe in this case the exception is result of what seems to be a CLR
limitation. The code (in this case one static method) IronPython needs to
generate to handle this input is too big and CLR/Jit then throws invalid
program exception.
The only workaround I am aware of is to split the code u
When the attached test.py is executed using ExecuteFile (sample .cs file
also attached), we get the following exception:
System.InvalidProgramException: Common Language Runtime detected an
invalid program.
The problem does not occur under the IP Console (which I guess doesn't
use ExecuteF
2006/11/21, Patrick O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> What would one use in IronPython to get the equivalent of fcntl.flock() or
> win32file.LockFileEx()?
.NET's FileStream has Lock() and Unlock() methods, but I don't know
how to apply these to IronPython file object. Any idea?
One could use P/Invok
