Hello guys,
I'm struggling to load images from XAML using the XamlReader with
IronPython. The equivalent with compiled XAML and C# works fine -
however this doesn't directly use the XamlReader so I wonder if it is an
issue with that?
The Python code is:
import clr
clr.AddReference("Presentati
Just to clarify - creating an image directly from code *does* work. But
I still want (need?) to know why it doesn't work when loaded from XAML?
This is the working code:
import clr
clr.AddReference("PresentationFramework")
clr.AddReference("PresentationCore")
from System import Uri, UriKind
fro
Hmmm... providing the full path to the image works fine. But that is a
problem as I don't want to do that... *sigh*
Michael
Michael Foord wrote:
> Hello guys,
>
> I'm struggling to load images from XAML using the XamlReader with
> IronPython. The equivalent with compiled XAML and C# works fine
Sorry about the noise guys, but having found the solution I guess I
ought to share it. The answer is (wait for it...)... use site of origin
relative syntax for the Source tag.
Source="pack://siteoforigin:,,,/image.jpg"
And its such an obvious syntax, how could I have missed it. :-)
Gory detail
All,
I am absolutely a new bie to python and Iron python.
My target application has chunk of C# code and existing python code. I would
like to integrate both of them. I am using Visual Studio 2005 with .NET. I
understood from the blogs and on the internet that, it is possible to
integrate both of
John Fletcher wrote:
> All,
>
> I am absolutely a new bie to python and Iron python.
>
> My target application has chunk of C# code and existing python code. I
> would like to integrate both of them. I am using Visual Studio 2005
> with .NET. I understood from the blogs and on the internet that,
Michael Foord wrote:
> Sorry about the noise guys, but having found the solution I guess I
> ought to share it. The answer is (wait for it...)... use site of origin
> relative syntax for the Source tag.
>
> Source="pack://siteoforigin:,,,/image.jpg"
>
> And its such an obvious syntax, how could I
I use the -X:SaveAssemblies command to compile and pass around tools that I
create with IronPython... I've noticed that it fails on 2.0A6. Specifically,
the exe that it generates gives an "invalid executable" dialog box in windows
(with the 3 dlls in the same directory as the .exe file). Is t
In v2.0 we currently don't support re-running the assemblies that are saved to
disk. There are a number of places where to simplify things we've taken a
dependency of passing live objects from compilation through to runtime.
Unfortunately I don't know when we'll be fixing that yet. You're not
