MonoDevelop is the IDE of choice for .NET languages on Linux. But
currently there's no IronPython support for it. There are a couple
starting points available in the svn sources, but someone would need
to take a fresh look at it and write a new IronPython binding.
Anyway, if there's any initiative
IronPython.Modules.dll is probably not being copied for your host application.
It should be next to IronPython.dll. If it's not available then we'll just
continue to run w/o the modules available.
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We recently made the call that Microsoft.Dynamic's API surface would ship in
.NET 4 as all internal API surface. It's still open source so anyone can pick
it up and include it in their own languages to get COM support but C# needs it
in the box somewhere so they can provide COM support as well.
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I am trying to run som IronPython code using the 2.6b1 hosting API but
cannot seem to import the basic 'builtins' defined in IronPython.Modules.dll
from my IronPython host.
When using ipy.exe, things work fine:
ipy.exe -v
>>> import sys
>>> sys.builtin_module_names
('clr', 'future_builtins', 'sys',
1. There is nothing special to make it work on IIS. Simply download
http://aspnet.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=17613 and
run the example which contains all the web.config you need.2. We have been
using it extensively for the past 2 years on production. The latest version
is s
Now I updated FePy's NAnt build file to include newly introduced
Microsoft.System.Debugging.dll.
I also found that I need to define CLR2 symbol to compile
Microsoft.Dynamic.dll. Without the symbol it won't compile. What is
the purpose of this symbol?
Sorry for the delay,
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Seo Sanghyeon
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Hello,
I have just finished reading the ASP.NET part in the book "IronPython in
Action" which is excellent. I have played a little bit with it using
Visual Studio and it ooks like IPY will make the job of developing
ASP.NET websites much easier. But unfortunatly in the book is nothing
about d