There is actually a bug in IronPython. In the case of overloaded
properties IronPython doesn’t handle the overloads and exposes only the
property which was retrieved last via the reflection. In some cases it may be
the parameter-less property, in some cases it may be the indexer, depending on
the compiler/metadata etc. In your case, the property returning an array of Costume is not
accessible via IronPython at all and the only workaround is to rename the
property in VB and avoid the conflict. Martin From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Ashton 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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