This is a bug that has been fixed in one of the 0.7.* releases. You can
get newest version (0.7.5) of IronPython from
http://workspaces.gotdotnet.com/ironpython
Martin
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Is there something preventing me from importing from the standard Python
library in IronPython 0.6? I can import my own modules, but get a
"NotImplementedException" when importing from the standard library.
Jon Cosby
>>> import sys
>>> sys.path
['F:\\Projects\\IronPython\\bin', 'C:\\Python23\\Li
The dictionary you get back from globals() is the __dict__ from the current
module. __dict__ is a special field which holds the dictionary which holds all
of the rest of the data on a module.
Another good way to get this dictionary is for the module to import itself and
then look up the __dict
Neil Hodgson wrote:
>I have an interface defined in C# that I would like to implement in
> IronPython 0.7.5. Similar code works in Jython. The interface looks
Implementing an interface in Python is one of the best ways to
interoperate with a strongly typed language. As you noted, this works
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