Thanks again for the input. I appretiate it.
Well, it seems that this will be a good excuse to
take a look at C# then :) I've tried to avoid it
as much as possible, but it seems I won't be
able to get away without it.
But I'll finish the book first :D
Thanks agian, to Curt Hagenlocher as well!,
Execute has two variants with zero arity: a generic version and a
non-generic version. It sounds like MAXScript isn't able to pick one of
these. This isn't surprising for a dynamic language; I think IronPython
might have the same problem.
If the MAXScript language doesn't provide a way to manually
Lukas Dubeda wrote:
Hi there everyone,
it's me again with the IP integration problem :)
I'm on an edge of giving up. I don't know what to do next,
even after reading Lee Holmes' article as suggested by
Michael Foord.
Well, I tried to execute the scriptSourceFromString without
specifying a scop
Hi there everyone,
it's me again with the IP integration problem :)
I'm on an edge of giving up. I don't know what to do next,
even after reading Lee Holmes' article as suggested by
Michael Foord.
Well, I tried to execute the scriptSourceFromString without
specifying a scope as I've learned tha
Oh, by the way, Michael,
your IronPython In Action book is FANTASTIC!
Kudos to you, Chris Muirhead and all who contributed!
- Lukas
Michael Foord wrote:
Lukas Dubeda wrote:
[snip...]
-- unfortunately this is where I hit the major road block
-- when I try to execute the following code block:
Hmm,
thanks for the tip, I'll have a look at the code examples.
Pitty I don't know C# nor C++ at all :/
- Lukas
Michael Foord wrote:
Lukas Dubeda wrote:
[snip...]
-- unfortunately this is where I hit the major road block
-- when I try to execute the following code block:
src.execute(scope)
Lukas Dubeda wrote:
[snip...]
-- unfortunately this is where I hit the major road block
-- when I try to execute the following code block:
src.execute(scope)
I get the following error:
-- Runtime error: dotNet runtime exception: Late bound operations
cannot be performed on types or methods for
Hi there,
me again with the same issue of me trying to integrate IronPython into
3ds Max via .NET. So far, after tons of trials/errors, I've reached
a point where I really don't know where to go next.
I understand most of you won't probably know MAXScript and 3ds Max,
but I bet you're all pretty
