I use IP as scripting language in several applications. I find it's really great! I do agree that it would be much better having full (or at least half .. :) ) compatibility with cPython or 3rd party libs, but i understand the point that IP team is much more focused on stability than on compatibility...(as a comment i still can't understand if IP can be considere an open source project..( Maybe in a future comunity edt we'll have it ;) .. btw... great work!
-----Original Message----- From: "Shawn Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:31:59 -0600 Subject: [***SPAM*** Punteggio: 30.6/9.0] Re: [IronPython] Is any one use IronPython in your project? I use IronPython in several projects. I use it primarily for cutomizations and validations, or actions and events that are likely to change. Overall, I find it easier to implement business rules in the python language than in C# or C++... Python just seems to "jive" with the way I think. While I would certainly like greater compatibility with the many third-party libraries in existence, I recognize that IronPython is a separate product from CPython or JPython. Compared to CPython and JPython it is also fairly young. As it matures, I imagine that the most desired features will be implemented, but I see no reason not to use a great, functional product just because it is not 100% compatible with a different implementation.
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