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The command line tool that comes with IronPython runs in the standard
Windows console.
You can set up th
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> Namespaces are the biggest problem, LoadA
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of people use Jython so it must work.
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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
On 7/7/05, Keith J. Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I see problems with #3, at least using those precise keywords.
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> A variant of #3, perhaps
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> reference
> from System.Drawing import *
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This seems like a good option - referencing an assembly is essentially
orthogonal to import
y, July 06, 2005 8:24 PM
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Subject: RE: [IronPython] Making A Windows Form App
We clearly need a better design than the current sys.LoadAssembly* methods.
For one thing, we shouldn't really be adding these to the existing sys
module but putting new methods lik
s for the GAC, or some similar
cache.
So my thinking:
well-known assemblies: ~#4
others, or override: #3 (reference)
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I like #3 very much!
(the 'from' clause being optional... (in case you import multiple namespace
from one assembly))
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3. Extend import, i.e. import System.Drawing from System.Drawing. Of
course, the most obvious ways to do t
k/archive/2003/05/30/57159.aspx
Thanks - Jim
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Out of curiosi
Out of curiosity, would it be possible to get IronPython to make a best-guess
attempt at automatically loading an appropriate assembly, if it discovers that
it doesn't know the namespace?
This could alleviate the problems people have with remembering
sys.LoadAssemblyByName.
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Hi Freddie,
Below is the working code. I would be interested to hear what you had
most problems with. Common difficulty is the LoadAssemblyByName
function. Feel free to post feedback to this discussion alias. We are
interested to hear what roadblocks developers encounter as they try to
use IronPyt
Hi, I am trying to convert a very simple C# windows form test that I made
into IronPython (to see that it can be done). However I have tried over 20
different ways with no luck. Can anyone help me? There is very very little
documentation on IronPython, which I think needs to be addressed. The co
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