On 23/10/2009, Dino Viehland wrote:
> Thanks for the great detail here. As you said the fix is easy and I believe
> I have it ready to go. We're already kicking off our RC2 build so I don't
> know that it'll make it until that build (or 2.6.0 for that matter) but
> it'll be fixed by 2.6.1 at the
2009/10/31 Frank Merrow :
> Lastly, I'm wondering is any of this is runnable under Unix Mono . . . I'm
> guessing the answer is "no".
The answer is definitely "yes". I run it daily.
I am not sure what documentation are you looking for. Do you want
something from Microsoft? Then I am not sure whet
Thanks, it works.
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-- Lukáš
Jimmy Schementi wrote:
Whoa, I thought that was fixed for this RC! Two things are wrong:
1. Find %IronPythonInstallPath%\Silverlight\bin\Chiron.exe.config and remove line #19 (it should be
).
2. Find %IronPythonInstallPath%\Silverlight\script\templates\python\in
Whoa, I thought that was fixed for this RC! Two things are wrong:
1. Find %IronPythonInstallPath%\Silverlight\bin\Chiron.exe.config and remove
line #19 (it should be ).
2. Find %IronPythonInstallPath%\Silverlight\script\templates\python\index.html
and remove "console=true" from line #80 (it sho
Hi all,
I wanted to play with IronPython and Silverlight but I have found the
template that comes with the IPy 2.6 RC2 does not work.
It looks like it needs IronPython.slvx and Microsoft.Scripting.slvx. But
I do not know where I can get them. Even when I created them
(IronPython.slvx from Iro
Frank wrote:
> So I've been reading the Iron Python docs plus installed and played
> with it a little bit . . . it doesn't look like Iron Python does
> quite what I need.
>
> If I have a Python script . . . and I want to access a C# assembly .
> . . it looks like I am Golden. (I have yet to actua
So I've been reading the Iron Python docs plus installed and played
with it a little bit . . . it doesn't look like Iron Python does
quite what I need.
If I have a Python script . . . and I want to access a C# assembly .
. . it looks like I am Golden. (I have yet to actually get it to
work,
The clrtype module could be extended to make it possible to declare CLR
interfaces in Python code. Something like:
class IFoo(object):
__metaclass__ = ClrType.ClrInterface # Proposed way to indicate an interface
@clrtype.accepts(int, str)
@clrtype.returns(int)
@clrtype.attribute(O
Thanks.
I wanted to implement WCF service in pure Ironpython but I overlooked
the [OperationContract] method attribute is used in the interface
declaration. Anyway, thanks to class attributes it is now possible to
implement the WCF service in IronPython and have only the interface done
in C#.
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