Thank you for the detailed explanation.
Dino Viehland wrote:
> Great summary of the problem space. First, let's look at your first
> Point class. One aside on the CLR: we do have the concept of value
> types & reference types so int is a primitive. But the CLR also
> supports boxing (and C#
Sanghyeon Seo wrote:
> 2006/3/1, Peter Mechlenborg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>>I would be very interested in information describing how to do this as
>>a programmer and also how it has been implemented. Does any such
>>information exist?
>
>
> Well, you can read the complete source code of IronPyt
The following code hungs when creating Excel.Application, by the CPU
usage I can guess it is doing something, but I never had enough
patience to wait if it ever unhungs. Is this supposed behaviour, or am
I doing something wrong?
import System
# Workaround for MS Excel bug
print "Setting en-US cult
I only made a correction, I replaced true by True and run your code without
problems. It did not hang my Win Xp computer; instead, it generated an Excel
session.
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Ah! I'm really sorry. Today I tried with IronPython Beta 3 and it
misteriously worked. =^_^= I didn't realize I never tried it with Beta
3, just somehow assumed I did... x_x
On 3/1/06, Paparipote . <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I only made a correction, I replaced true by True and run your code wit
On Tuesday 28 February 2006 22:08, Keith J. Farmer wrote:
> > Well, you can read the complete source code of IronPython.
> >
> > Yes, it uses reflection to consume CLS types.
>
> Source code and API listings are merely implementation details; they
> generally do a poor job of explaining why a thin
Hi,
IP team, thanks for the new version!
I’ve just started trying out my code on it.
Seems that the following detail doesn’t work anymore
in Beta 3, used to work upto Beta 2
from sys import *
The following is reported:
Traceback (most recent call
last):
File
At that point, the source code often becomes unreadable. At least, for me.
Personally, I need the code to be more or less intact, rather than balkanized.
What I think needs to happen is something similar to MS Word's comments view
(where various people's comments are stored in the doc file, b
Hi All!
I just got back from PyCon, where I got to see Martin Maly's talk on
IronPython. I see that Beta 3 is causing quite a bit of problems. I
seem to be having more problems than most, but that may be due to how
I set up my environment. Could someone help me?
Here's what I did:
1) Downloaded t
Hi Shawn,
Good to see you playing with IronPython! I may have mentioned it in the talk,
or certainly in several hallway discussions, we shipped 1.0 Beta 3 with an
unfortunate infinite recursion in the clr.AddReference code.
The bad news is that mostly everyone hits this, the good news (and actu
Thanks for the repro, Jacques. We already
have fix for this one so it will be in the next week’s release.
Martin
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i'm trying to incorporate scripting to a windows app. i'm trying to find out
the pros and cons of Ironpython, VSA, and VSTA. can someone provide me some
pointers when to use which?
regards
jai hanuman
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The C++ guys would be glad to provide you with pointers.
The Managed C++ people will give you pointers, but only safe ones.
The C# group will give you pointers, but only if they _really_ have to.
The Python group gives you pointers all the time, but you're never really
aware of it.
But seriously .
I also have the same question.Here is my situation.The data is in MSSQL, I would like to use IP to write some scripts like rule check , and this willusually need data from more than two tables and more data from other table while rule checking, I have to think this way because different customer
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jai hanuman napisał(a):
> i'm trying to incorporate scripting to a windows app. i'm trying to find out
> the pros and cons of Ironpython, VSA, and VSTA. can someone provide me some
> pointers when to use which?
> regards
>
Hello,
In the past I was using VSA for scripting. It gives you access
If you have a directory on your python path like so:
foo/
__init__.py: import foo.bar as bar
bar/
__init__.py: import foo.bar.baz as baz
baz.py: print 'Baz imported'
testit.py: import foo.bar
And you run testit.py, the import process will go into an infinite
loop while importing 'foo.
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