My VC .NET is apparently too old to do this :-(.
But then I realized that I could get close enough by:
1. moving the main loop of my program from Powershell to Python
2. Rewriting Write-Host to stuff strings into a global:
$global_log_messages = ''
function Write-Host($s) {
Set-Variable -Name
Looking at the definitions of the C# classes in that blog entry and given
that you're hosting PowerShell inside of IronPython, I see no reason why you
wouldn't be able to implement the derived types in Python itself. But the
link seems to do a pretty good job of giving minimal implementations for
Ouch, I guess I have to write some C#!
There's no way to do this all in IronPython?
Steve
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Curt Hagenlocher wrote:
> You might find this link helpful. It was the second hit when googling
> "implement pshost", and the author talks about integration between IronRub
You might find this link helpful. It was the second hit when googling
"implement pshost", and the author talks about integration between IronRuby
and PowerShell.
http://bartdesmet.net/blogs/bart/archive/2008/07/06/windows-powershell-through-ironruby-writing-a-custom-pshost.aspx
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