I was just running IronPython from the Monad command line, when a friend
suggested an interesting idea.
Given the object nature of Monad, it's a shame that you can't simply
pass an object to an external program. But what if IronPython offered
an alternative to the standard Main function, which co
Hey!
> Yes, we do have a regression test suite that we keep extending as the
> development moves forward. We are going to make it part of the
> distribution package starting with the next release.
This is very very good news! Thanks a million!
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Yes, we do have a regression test suite that we keep extending as the
development moves forward. We are going to make it part of the
distribution package starting with the next release.
Apparently, this is something we should have done earlier. Please accept
our apologies.
Martin
> Miguel de Ica
Hello,
> We have just released the version 0.7.6 of IronPython.
Do you have any regression test suites to check on the progress of
IronPython? We would like to run these tests on IronPython in Mono to
ensure that we are not missing anything.
Miguel.
They are implemented as members. Since the __doc__ behaves like any other
member,
The implementation just uses the member semantics. Consider for example:
>>> class c:
... "doc 1"
... print __doc__
... __doc__ = "doc 2"
... print __doc__
...
doc 1
doc 2
>>>
I hope this answers yo
Out of curiosity, how are __doc__ strings being compiled? As a member, or
perhaps as an attribute in the same vein as XML comments in C#?
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