One more question: I want to use this callback to abort python execution in
certain cases. I'm currently thinking the best way to go about this would be
to throw an exception in the callback I hook up.
About like:
public static class PythonCallback
{
public static void
I think this may work pretty well. Something worth thinking through would be to
what degree can user make your life complicated by catching exceptions. Once
you throw your exception, the user can actually catch it (or you can modify
codegen to filter your special exceptions out so user cannot
Apologies if this has been asked before...
Is there a way to extend and/or embed IronPython using C/C++? The tutorial
that comes with the IronPython installation talks about C# and Visual Basic,
but says nothing about C/C++.
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For the call to .Load I think you'll want to provide goodbye instead of the
fully qualified path.
If that still doesn't work there's a tool called fuslogvw.exe which is part of
the .NET Framework SDK (on my machine it's in %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual
Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin but if you don't
Dino Viehland wrote:
For the call to .Load I think you'll want to provide goodbye instead of the
fully qualified path.
If that still doesn't work there's a tool called fuslogvw.exe which is part
of the .NET Framework SDK (on my machine it's in %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft
Visual Studio
This is a very simple and obvious question. However, I am puzzled. I cannot do
import os in ipy 1.0 or 1.1. Apparently, I have to import it from cpython
according to codeplex? When I try importing ftplib, it says there is no os
module. Why was an import of the os module not implemented? It would
David Jensen wrote:
This is a very simple and obvious question. However, I am puzzled. I cannot do
import os in ipy 1.0 or 1.1. Apparently, I have to import it from cpython
according to codeplex? When I try importing ftplib, it says there is no os
module. Why was an import of the os module not
