I've been getting everyone (relatives including kids, anyone, programming
experience not necessary ) I can cajole into going to MS Connect to vote
up Michael's issue on the IP IDE in VS. My latest effort is a LInkedIn
group for IP, with a permanent discussion item pointing to the Connect
issue: ht
That's even better than a direction: that's the answer!
Thanks,
Hank
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 11:15 PM, Dino Viehland wrote:
> My initial guess would be that you want your string literal to be a raw
> string literal. That is it should have the r prefix such as r”data
> source=…”. I’m guessi
Not yet :( We were trying to push through some internal processes for a more
optimal release. We'll release this week whether or not we can push through
that part of the process. Sorry for the delay!
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My initial guess would be that you want your string literal to be a raw string
literal. That is it should have the r prefix such as r"data source=...". I'm
guessing the C# code might have been doing @"data source=..." because of the
"\n" in the connection string.
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Hi
Is this available now? Two weeks are up! :-)
Prasanna
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 11:29 PM, Dino Viehland wrote:
> It’s not yet publicly available – the preview was given out exclusively
> to PyCon attendees on a CD. We’ll be putting out an updated version within
> a couple of weeks after VS 2
I'm trying to use the Advantage Database ado.net provider (9.0.2.7) working
in IronPython (2.6.1003.1). OS is Win7 x64; IDE is #develop 4.0.0.5720.
I'm getting an error that isn't telling me much. This is based on a C#
example I have running on the same machine, in VS2010 RTM.
Here's the code (
2010/4/27 Michael Foord
> Hello David,
>
> Not sure how close distutils is to working with IronPython.
>
> The correct way to install packages for an installed version of IronPython
> *should* be to use the "user site-packages" rather than the global
> site-packages (which won't be writable for
Hi Vernon,
I am so glad your gave me such a good choice. But what I really want to use
is sqlalchemy, and it is sqlalchemy asked for MySQLdb. So I have 3 choices
here:
1. use other driver like adodbapi or mysql connector for .net, however, in
this way, I can't use any ORM(I dont feel like writing
Thanks Dave, I'll look out for that build.
I am trying to build from VS2010 because I want to carefully trace through
and understand ipy.exe a.k.a IronPythonConsole.
I think I have a different error. When I try to build the current release I
get "Microsoft.Scripting.Core" and "Microsoft.Exten
David:
If I may humbly suggest: don't use mySQLdb.
Usehttp://sourceforge.net/projects/adodbapi<%20http://sourceforge.net/projects/adodbapi>which
works very well with IronPython, thank you, and is also fully db api
2.0 compliant. mySQL is one of the three database engines, along with
ACCESS (jet
Here are the example files.
Lukas Cenovsky wrote:
Hi Hall,
I'm trying to make Silverlight 3 validation working with IronPython
but it seems there is necessary a small manual step.
I followed some tutorials and this should be enough:
1) Set binding to: Mode=TwoWay, ValidatesOnExceptions=True,
Hi Hall,
I'm trying to make Silverlight 3 validation working with IronPython but
it seems there is necessary a small manual step.
I followed some tutorials and this should be enough:
1) Set binding to: Mode=TwoWay, ValidatesOnExceptions=True,
NotifyOnValidationError=True
2) Raise Exception i
First of all I'm new to IronPython, so I'm probably doing this
completely wrong. However it has worked for me so far.
I have been compiling any non-standard modules I need to a DLL named
after the module, and then I include and reference that DLL in my
IronPython project. I only have to compile th
Hello David,
Not sure how close distutils is to working with IronPython.
The correct way to install packages for an installed version of
IronPython *should* be to use the "user site-packages" rather than the
global site-packages (which won't be writable for IronPython without
admin rights):
Hi Folks,
I haven't worked on DIE for a good while now due to the usual pressures and
changes in interest. Also the IronPython editor/IDE situation has moved on
quite a bit since in started.
So anyone wanting to pick this project up? I don't want it to get too stale
and put people off IronPython
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