Hi Chris,
See what happens if you just set the Interpreter Path explicitly in the
project properties page.
That's all I've been doing.
In Solution Explorer, right click the project file and select
"Properties" to open the properties page.
Set the "Interpreter Path" field to the actual path of your ipy.exe or
ipyw.exe.
E.g., mine is set to "c:/IronPython 2.7/ipy.exe", without quotes. (I
don't like using "Program Files..." folders - ACL issues.)
Also, it sounds you are still using the "old" tools. (Not that it
matters in this case, but if you have haven't switched to the "new"
tools yet, I highly recommend it.)
http://pytools.codeplex.com/
Caveat: You WILL have to uninstall IronPython 2.7 and re-install it
WITHOUT the bundled tools, and THEN install the new tools. They cannot
be installed sxs. But I think the effort is well worth it.
And there is a really good walkthrough for it.
(In the new tools, you also have Tools>Options>Python Tools with several
settings tabs for more options.)
I just finished converting my IPyScratchPad app (gen-purpose utility UI)
to WPF from WinForms and switched to the new tools mid-stream, just for
extra fun.
But I've had no trouble with it.
BTW, did I mention the new tools ARE GREAT!. Thanks, y'all.
Dave
On 4/2/2011 12:20 PM, Chris wrote:
Hi all,
I get this Exception when trying to run a "Hello World" application
from the base WPF Template in VS2010 with IronPython Tools:
Exception: IronPython.Runtime.Exceptions.ImportException: No module
named wpf
I guess the search paths for modules need modifying, but im not sure
how to do that.
Seems a bit weird as i would expect basic template code to run without
tweaking, so maybe i messed something up with the install.
Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks
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