Hi,
Thanks a lot for the previous help.
Again getting into some other trouble. I have loaded a few dll's from a
directory using Reflection. Once I have loaded the dll's (the assemblies), then
I should be able to use its components in the IronPython script. But even after
loading the dll'
We are currently using IronPython as a hook for scripting our .NET
application.
This is extremely valuable since, to my knowledge, there is no other
comparable
facility for this purpose in .NET.
On 2006-11-23 15:25:04 -0500 Fredrik Lundh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Ken Manheimer wrote:
>
>>
I am only guessing here because I haven't seen your code, but you may need to
add the following into your script:
clr.AddReference("System.Windows.Forms")
clr.AddReference("System.Drawing")
I believe IronPython 0.6 used to automatically load the Windows forms and
Drawing namespaces, but 1.0.1 n
Ken Manheimer wrote:
> (of course, those the busiest looking to benefit from the
> opportunities may have the least time to respond
assuming they're even subscribed to this list. most IP hackers I know
aren't.
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On 11/23/06, Sylvain Hellegouarch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have to admit then that I poorly explained myself. Apology then.
> However my comments were targetting IP not IPCE. In fact IPCE is the
> reason why I can play with IP currently so definitely I would not shoot
> at IPCE.
well, i thi
Yes, i use it in a project where an electronical device makes phone
calls to a server (this is the one that uses IP) telling it a client needs a
service...Also, i did a server prototipe that listens in an UDP port for
vehicles to send their GPS position. the server stores those positions
i
> this is valuable information, particularly for someone like me who is
> interested in FePy, but doesn't have time to explore it and discover
> the practical considerations, myself. so ultimately i'm glad you
> spoke up - but have the impression, from the discussion, that you
> overstated your c
On 11/23/06, Sylvain Hellegouarch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now before I get flamed again, I repeat that I very much love the work
> done so far by the IP team and I am sure I will enjoy IP as it grows but
> currently for my purpose (although I assume I'm not the only one) the
> current status
Is there any library you would like to see ported to .Net?
Well, why don't you work on it? Nothing prevents you from doing it.
In fact, it's just a matter of time until every useful library is ported
to .NET.
I had started a few month ago based on Seo's work but there was so many
things preventi
Luis,
I think the topic has been somehow polluted by the little exchange this
morning.
I'd like to set things straight. I've never suggested the IP team had
done a bad job. If I thought so I would not share my views today.
No the problem I think comes from a somehow wrong feeling (as it appears
I have loaded assemblies and now when I try to execute a script it gives errors
like:
No module like Windows
No Module like Drawing along with stack trace
Could anyone suggest what could have gone wrong in my code.
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Find out
You want to use one of the functions available in the new "clr" module:
'AddReferenceToFile'
'AddReferenceToFileAndPath'
There are others available now as well:
'AddReference'
'AddReferenceByName'
'AddReferenceByPartialName'
You can find detailed explanation of all these functions in the tutor
From a Python user POV, IP is far from being good enough as it is now. I
have actually hard times understanding why it went in version 1.0 so
fast. Don't get me wrong IP is stable and is good implementation of
Python but it is only a milestone towards a truly useful platform.
Basically it seem
Initially sys.LoadFromAssemblyName was used in IronPython 0.6 which was
developed for .NET 1.1.
Can anyone please tell me how I can replace this statement in IronPython
1.0.1 developed for .NET 2.0
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Kevien Lee wrote:
> Hi,
> Now ,Ironpython had release some time,but i want to konw is any one use
> IronPython in your project?
>
Absolutely. At Resolver Systems, we're building a new desktop
application for .NET. When we started, back in November 2005, we knew
that we wanted our users to be abl
> Right maybe it could only be for my sole purpose and not the whole
> Python community.
exactly. and now that you've finally realized it's not all about you and
how you use Python, go back and read your own posts. do they still
look correct, or do you perhaps sense a little bit of FUD in there?
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>>> sounds like you're confusing "Python" with "the stuff I get when I download
>>> the CPython 2.5 installer from python.org". don't do that; it only muddles
>>> the
>>> water for people who can distinguish between a language and a given im-
>>> plementation of it, and scare
> > sounds like you're confusing "Python" with "the stuff I get when I download
> > the CPython 2.5 installer from python.org". don't do that; it only muddles
> > the
> > water for people who can distinguish between a language and a given im-
> > plementation of it, and scares away people who hav
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Sylvain Hellegouarch wrote:
>
>> From a Python user POV, IP is far from being good enough as it is
>> now.
>
> so you're saying that I'm not a Python user? given how long I've worked full
> time with Python, that's news to me ;-)
I've been speaking French since I was litt
Yes, we use it in a large C# WinForms application to build dynamic forms from
XML definitions with inline python snipes. These snippets are executed at
runtime and can be configured/altered by the user.
Eyvind.
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Sylvain Hellegouarch wrote:
> From a Python user POV, IP is far from being good enough as it is
> now.
so you're saying that I'm not a Python user? given how long I've worked full
time with Python, that's news to me ;-)
> IP as a language is cool but we cannot run most of our common Python
> pa
Kevien Lee wrote:
> Now ,Ironpython had release some time,but i want to konw is any one use
> IronPython in your project?
absolutely. we used it to "drive" a big C# application, where a C# "frame-
work" application provides functionality, and IronPython scripts provide con-
figuration and behavi
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