2009/3/16 Dino Viehland di...@microsoft.com:
The resolution of that bug was that we now expose explicitly
implemented interfaces automatically if there are no naming
conflicts. But with COM it's usually a different story - the
members should always just be there.
Do the interop libraries use
Subject: [IronPython] Revisiting interfaces and COM
From IronPython I'm calling ArcObjects, a large COM library that uses
interfaces extensively. A .NET interoperability library is provided by
the vendor.
Currently I'm calling these interfaces as follows, but it's getting
verbose very quickly
From IronPython I'm calling ArcObjects, a large COM library that uses
interfaces extensively. A .NET interoperability library is provided by
the vendor.
Currently I'm calling these interfaces as follows, but it's getting
verbose very quickly:
IFooBar.Foo(object, arg) # Foo is a method
