It's actually a feature of the IronPython CodeDom provider - it enables the
CodeDom provider to successfully round trip the generated code. But it's not
actually recognized by the normal Python compiler. You'll find all of the code
for this in the CodeDom subfolder of the IronPython source tre
I noticed some unusual things in the python source recently while playing
with/learning about the IronPython integration in VS 2008 Beta 2:
"""type(_button1) == System.Windows.Forms.Button, type(_label1) ==
System.Windows.Forms.Label"""
__slots__ = ['_button1', '_label1']
@returns
@accepts
I un
Hello,
> Ok, I buy that argument... I'll just use DLLs. Thanks for the responses.
We use .dll extensions for managed libraries, but the actual extension
for a shared library that contains native code is operating system
specific.
We usually just reference libraries like this:
[DllImpo
Hello Jane,
It is a little difficult to answer your question because you don't
really give enough detail about what you have and what you want to achieve.
Typically IronPython applications *can't* be packaged as DLLs, but
instead run from Python source files.
For IronPython 1.1 though, you can
