The requirement I have is the ability to work with the .net side of my application interactively with Python. I really like the various autocomplete features of ipython, which is why I decided to go that way.
I finally figured out how to invoke ipython programmatically, using one of the Python environment variables, PYTHONSTARTUP, I believe. I'm on vacation at the moment so I don't have all of the details handy, but when I get back I will post them. Barton, can you please elaborate on why you think I should stay far away from ipython? If there are significant issues, I would be very interested in learning about them. Thanks, Frank. Sent from my iPad On 2011-02-19, at 4:16 PM, Barton <bar...@bcdesignswell.com> wrote: > Hello, Frank, > I was just going through the archives - don't know why this wasn't delivered > to my email: > > I routinely mix Python/wxPython/etc. with .NET via PythonDotNet without the > need for IPy. > Is there some special need that you have for IPy or have you jumped to the > conclusion that it is required? > > Unless you have some special need to make IPy part of your application, > please stay far, far away from it (you'll thank yourself later). > > Please feel free to continue the discussion on the list - I'm replying > directly because I am unable to site your original mail. > > Thanks, > Barton _________________________________________________ Python.NET mailing list - PythonDotNet@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythondotnet
