I apologize for the next several questions. I'm want to play with a
.net library but don't want to doit in C# or VB. I prefer dynamic
languages.
Anyway, I have a few questions I'm struggling to find complete examples for.
First, in my test directory inside either cmd or powershell, ipy.exe
isn't found when I enter it on the command line. I tried changing the
PATH environment variable:
setenv PATH=%PATH%;c:\Program Files\Iron Python 2.0.1\
and it shows in my environment, but still when I enter "ipy" at the
command line it isn't found. What am I missing?
Second, I need to add the directory with the DLLs of the library I want
to play with. I think I need:
import clr
import sys
sys.path = sys.path + ["c:\program files\syncfusion\essential
studio\7.1.0.30\assemblies\3.5"]
clr.AddReference("syncfusion.pdf.base")
Does that make sense?
If that's right, then I'm wondering how I can test to see if anything
loaded, since PdfDocument() can't be found.
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