Just to say if any project makes use of SyntaxBox component then keep
in mind it is not being developed by the author as far as I can tell
and not 100% documented. In fact DIE uses a modified version with a
few minor changes (really should upload that source). That said it is
pretty good and should
Hi Matthew,
Where I have worked in the past, the argument for Python has been
productivity. I don't recall the numbers quoted back then but I am an
infrequent user of Python and a frequent user of VB (C# is not used
here) and Python is easily twice as fast as VB for me to develop with.
Regards,
We could probably wrangle a few people together for it from the list…could
anyone over on the DLR team PM it or help with initial architectural
support?
I volunteer myself to help…probably with the specs/docs and testing as I’m
not a hardcore developer.
Any volunteers to help with the dev sid
It's IPy 1.X and it's basically VS integration sample hence as you can imagine
it's more focused on integration aspects, not on tool quality.
I wish it was an open source project driven by the community...
--
Oleg
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Brian Curtin wrote:
IronPython Studio is abandonware.
The forms editor seemed nice at first, but minor changes to the source
it generated caused the forms editor to no longer render what the form
should look like ever again (in my experience). I believe this was
more of a showcase of the VS S
IronPython Studio is abandonware.
The forms editor seemed nice at first, but minor changes to the source it
generated caused the forms editor to no longer render what the form should
look like ever again (in my experience). I believe this was more of a
showcase of the VS SDK than a tool you can le
Justin Regele wrote:
actually, didn't quite do what i thought, now that I tested after I
posted (doh!)
if you remove the '.__doc__' from the print, then yes you can actually
see the attributes. the problem with the doc strings here is that they
are all the same.
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 1:12
actually, didn't quite do what i thought, now that I tested after I posted
(doh!)
if you remove the '.__doc__' from the print, then yes you can actually see
the attributes. the problem with the doc strings here is that they are all
the same.
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Justin Regele wrote:
Ah…I didn’t know about IronPython Studio
(
http://ironpythonstudio.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=8934
).
…it seems fairly thorough. What happened to that project? What are its main
limitations?
Adam
Adam Brand
SilverKey Technologies
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Could the intellisense be written in IronPython itself? Given pythons
reflective nature, this could be very easy, and then the community could
re-write how it behaves to suit wha they want.
open up the console and do this
#make a list, or whatever
x=[]
for attr in dir(x):
print attr.__doc__
This is totally can be done by the community + maybe some help from Dino if you
hit any IPy issues. The VS interfaces are open and VS SDK includes IPy
integration sample that contains simple intellisense implementation.
--
Oleg
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Is adding Intellisense for IPY to VS something that can be done by the
community, or does it require access to source code that we can’t access?
I’m not familiar with the extent to which VS can be customized for
languages.
Thanks,
Adam
Adam Brand
SilverKey Technologies
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Seo Sanghyeon wrote:
2009/6/10 Michael Foord :
All .NET classes used from IronPython have an __objclass__ attribute on
their methods / members. This is *really* useful for introspection - can I
rely on it staying or is it an implementation detail that may change?
Since this is also a C
Marty,
You'll find a few little projects that revolve around a DLR editor,
including:
1) http://www.codeplex.com/IronEditor - last edited Jul 2008
2) http://codeplex.com/DlrPad - last edited Nov 2007
There were a group of us, largely from this mailing list, who discussed
issues for such an edi
I'd like to know why VS constantly botches my code. I turned off
auto-complete, but it still manages to insert hidden nasties that make me
re-write entire functions that are perfectly valid. Has anyone else had this
problem, where VS claims your blocks are not spaced equally? It normally
happens wh
We've made some attempts in the past (e.g. IronPython Studio) but there's no
longer any active development for intellisense.
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[mailto:users-boun...@lists.ironpython.com] On Behalf Of Adam Brand
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 7:35 AM
To: Discussion of IronPy
Thanks, I'll check those out.
I guess I'm use to a higher level of ISV support from Microsoft around
these kinds of tooling issues J.
Using IronPython (and DLR generally) for application extensibility is
very compelling for .NET apps. I think that this issue is going to come
up again and a
Check out http://code.google.com/p/davysironpythoneditor/
I haven't used this, but it might be worth a shot. Works with 2.0 and the
2.6 beta.
Michael Foord has also done work to get some nifty IronPython functionality
working in the Wing IDE, which might be worth looking at if you have Wing
licens
What I do when I want to work with python modules from embedded IronPython is
set the IronPython search path with the path of the module to load then create
and execute a small python script that loads the main python modules into the
current scope.
string moduleName = Path.GetFileName(moduleP
What is that state of a prebuilt Python Editor? My understanding is
that there are bits and pieces, and stuff that was never brought up to
2.x, but nothing comprehensive currently exists. Maybe I just don't
know what is available (anything in Visual Studio we could use via
VSIP?)
For those o
You can read all yours file scripts, then using StringBuilder to combine
then and call CreateScriptSourceFromString()Then you can call your functions
within the combined scripts normally. Pretty much you are creating a giant
source code on the fly.
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 5:32 PM, Patrick van der
I was wondering if there is any ongoing development to support Intellisense
with IronPython in Visual Studio.
Can someone from the team comment on this?
Thanks,
Adam
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I'm currently attempting to embed the IronPython 2 runtimes into an
existing application written in C#. However, I find the amount of
documentation lacking on what I'm trying to do. I currently have a
proof-of-concept version which uses Lua and LuaInterface, but the people
who have to write the
Hello Matthew,
Why send an email about IronPython to the Python.NET mailing list?
(Sorry for multiple replies by the way - my client went bat-crazy on me.)
Both Python and C# are 'general purpose' programming langugages suited
to a wide range of problem domains. Choice of programming language
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