Good places to look would be:
ExceptionHelpers.UpdateStackTrace is where the frame should be
remembered
PythonOps.CreateTraceBack should be where we actually pull the current
set of frames for exceptions and build up the stack trace
ScriptingRuntimeHelpers.GetDynamicStackF
This extraneous stack trace seems to happen on every exception. I've
confirmed that it's an IronPython problem, not silverlight. It only
ever consists of these two, and the debugger confirms that they aren't
called on the error path.
at pairwise in game/utils\functions.py, line 46
at __getattr__ i
My VC .NET is apparently too old to do this :-(.
But then I realized that I could get close enough by:
1. moving the main loop of my program from Powershell to Python
2. Rewriting Write-Host to stuff strings into a global:
$global_log_messages = ''
function Write-Host($s) {
Set-Variable -Name
There is no one-to-one correspondence between Python types and CLR types.
In fact, there really can't be (at least in the default case) because their
respective types work totally differently.
You'll need to use the ObjectOperations API to access your Python methods:
engine.Operations.GetMember(ob
Renaud Durand wrote:
Hi all,
I have several issues but I will respect the 1 problem/1 thread rule.
My exe file is in a folder with all required DLLs. When I'm trying to
import the os module I get this:
> Unhandled Exception: IronPython.Runtime.Exceptions.ImportException:
No module named os
The sys module is special as it's built-in, whereas os is just a python
module. Try importing other modules such as shutil or unittest to see if
the plain standard library works.
IronPython doesn't compile the standard library for you - it ships with
it as normal python source, when installed
Hi all,
I have several issues but I will respect the 1 problem/1 thread rule.
My exe file is in a folder with all required DLLs. When I'm trying to import
the os module I get this:
> Unhandled Exception: IronPython.Runtime.Exceptions.ImportException: No
module named os
It works fine with other
Hello,
I am creating a Silverlight application using C# and underlying python
classes. In the C# code, I would like to access information about any
methods defined in the python code. The python classes inherit from my
own C# classes, but the only type information availible is from the C#
class, n
Thanks a lot.
The mailing list is working much better than the issue-tracker on CodePlex.
I won't hesitate to report other issues that I'll notice. I already have an
idea...
2009/1/15 Michael Foord
> Dino Viehland wrote:
>
>>
>> This is a bug – we're not adding references to mscorlib/System.dll
