It's not a "strange tag" .. it's an attribute.
Attributes are classes representing metadata which can be inspected at runtime.
They're very powerful -- see "Applied .NET Attributes" by Bock & Barnaby.
They're used to mark classes as serializable, by the serializer to adjust how
serialization
I am looking to make IronPython .NET assemblies to load into AutoCAD.
I know at this point in time there isn't a static compiler for
IronPython but it would be nice to know how much of a priority this is
and an ETA would be really nice. In order to use the assemblies in
AutoCAD I need to compile th
Keith J. Farmer wrote:
I see problems with #3, at least using those precise keywords.
A variant of #3, perhaps
reference
from System.Drawing import *
or maybe:
from iron import declare_
declare_namespaces(assembly, 'System.Drawing', 'System.Drawing.Text', ...)
from System.Drawin
Hi Martin,
Yes! This helps a lot.
Thank you!
- Cox
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 08:41:45 -0700
Martin Maly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To use COM server, you need to create a .NET assembly from the COM assembly
> type information for .NET to use. There is a tool that is part of .NET SDK -
>
On 7/7/05, Keith J. Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I see problems with #3, at least using those precise keywords.
>
> A variant of #3, perhaps
>
> reference
> from System.Drawing import *
>
This seems like a good option - referencing an assembly is essentially
orthogonal to import
