This is incredibly neat stuff, Martin.
In the "what I miss in .Net" department, do you have any colleagues who play
in the .Net IDE area? Creating a builder to change the class of a control on
a design surface, including moving properties and doing other intelligent
code, is about 25 lines in my c
This time from Shawn, another colleague of mine
http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archive/2005/09/02/460216.aspx
Martin
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Sorry for the delay in responding, Alan.
For the simplest scenarios you don't need to initialize PythonEngine.
For example, consider:
class Program {
static void Main(string[] args) {
PythonEngine e = new PythonEngine();
object r = e.Evaluate("2+2");//r == 4
}
}
For t
Greetings all,
I've worked a lot with jython in the past, and have often made use of it
by embedding it in java servers.
I'd like to try the same thing with Ironpython.
Is there any documentation on how to go about this? I'm specifically
interested in writing ironpython "servlets", i.e. serv
I'm working on a new program at work (internal tool use, not for
resale) and was wondering if there were any restrictions on embedding
Iron Python as a scripting/extensibility console in it. I was thinking
of taking the IronPythonConsole, abstracting the parsing and running
out of it into a separat
