People have been objecting to "IronPythonConsole" this whole time. If it were
a matter of "just make an alias", then this discussion was moot from the
beginning. For that matter, it was moot from before CSharpCompiler, CCompiler,
or GnuCCompiler were created.
So I don't think that it's as si
On Fri, Apr 15, 2005 at 10:02:03AM -0700, Keith J. Farmer wrote:
> For a compiler, 4 characters is about my limit. After all, it's all
> about my code -- not the tool that is used to transform it into
> something else.
You type the name of the compiler by hand a lot? Wouldn't it be invoked
from
Guys,
You've been typing tens of messages about a way to save a few
characters in the compiler/interpreter name. Given your investment in
keystrokes during the debate, the resulting name has better be
short...
Just kidding !
Regards,
Nicolas
On 4/15/05, Keith J. Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
For a compiler, 4 characters is about my limit. After all, it's all
about my code -- not the tool that is used to transform it into
something else.
And it's not matter of there being a hard time -- it's a matter of
muddying the issue. You have to start prefixing when you start talking
about thes
To all:
Is there anyway to add a System.Data.DataColumn instance to the
PrimaryKey System.Data.DataColumn[] in IronPython??
Please see following code
Thanks in advance..
Anthony
IronPython 0.7.2 on .NET 2.0.40607.42
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
>>> import sys
>
Keith,
All good points but,
I still don't see the problem, since you don't type the '.exe' part so
it is just 'python.net'
As for Brian's python for .NET, as good as I am sure it is, I really
have a hard time believing that any developer is going to have a hard
time telling the difference betwe
