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Apologies if this one seems obvious, I’m not a python
programmer J I’ve embedded the PythonEngine into a Visual Basic
application that I’ve been writing on and off for the past few months,
and one of the nice things that Visual Basic has over C# is of course multiple
indexed properties and all the gubbins that come with it. So, I’ve got these two properties: ''' <summary> ''' Costumes that the Engine has access to ''' </summary> Public
ReadOnly Property Costumes() As Costume() And ''' <summary> ''' Gets a Costume By Resource Name ''' </summary> Public
ReadOnly Property Costumes(ByVal name As String)
As Costume When writing Python in my Scripting window, I can access
the indexed property easily enough with the following Python. ( Engine is the
global variable which exposes the entire object model within this application ) Engine.Resources.Costumes["f_stunt_burn"] Now. How do I access the plain good ol’ Array of
costumes so I can run some batch testing scripts which was the whole purpose of
throwing IronPython into this application? I want to do something like: for costume in Engine.Resources.Costumes: print costume.GameName for example, but of course it think’s I’m trying
to access the indexed property and gets very confused! I looked at some earlier list postings which talked about
using [type] as a way of specifying when calling methods, but other than that I’ve
been Googling for over an hour and have found nothing. Am I going to have to move that property into a function
called GetCostumes() to make this work? J - Rob |
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