>> import CLR
>> from CLR.System.Reflection import Assembly
>>
>> my_dll_name = Assembly.LoadWithPartialName( path to dll that does
>> not include .dll extension )
>>
>> #import namespaces
>> from CLR import TopNamespace
>
> 1. Installing Python for .NET as a standalone, and using it in the
> interactive session, all of the above, apart from 'from CLR import
> TopNamespace' works. 'from CLR import TopNamespace' gets
> 'ImportError: cannot import name TopNamespace'.
If your C# source file contains something along the lines of:
namespace MyLib { public class MyClass { ... } }
and, say, is compiled to a DLL called A_LIB.DLL and placed
in your current directory, then in python.net it would be:
from CLR.System.Reflection import Assembly
a = Assembly.LoadWithPartialName("A_LIB")
from CLR.MyLib import MyClass
-H.
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