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On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 8:39 AM, Jeff Hardy wrote:
> Hi all,
> After the downtime yesterday, the new mailing list is now available.
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Hi,
I am looking to extend IronPython in the way that a script like following
can run:
Class1 c1 = Class1()
print c1.Property
with Class1 defined in .NET module:
public class Class1
{
private int a;
public int A
{
get { return a;}
set { a=value;}
}
};
Property is not
Do you think there is enough interest to unlock the member feature on
the IronPython.info wiki, or should I just talk here?
BTW I've dealt with wiki spam by putting Captcha and ConfirmEdit on my
wiki and it seems to work.
--
Brian Wilson
Corvallis Oregon
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On Jun 16, 2011, at 12:55 PM, Brian Wilson wrote:
> Do you think there is enough interest to unlock the member feature on
> the IronPython.info wiki, or should I just talk here?
>
> BTW I've dealt with wiki spam by putting Captcha and ConfirmEdit on my
> wiki and it seems to work.
http://ironpyth
You can implement IDynamicMetaObjectProvider on the object, then implement a
DynamicMetaObject which overrides GetMember and handles when "Property" is
accessed. You'll need to produce an AST which represents how to access the
member. A simple way to do this would be if you had a "static bool
I'm planning to release a Beta of IronPython 2.7.1 for this weekend
(June 18-19). I haven't decided on a timeline for the final release,
but expect it to be about 3 weeks later. Bug fixes will still be
accepted after the beta is released, but the sooner, the better.
The main reason for this releas
Inheriting from DynamicObject is the way to go for 90% of applications. I
implement most of my dynamic types that way, as Dino suggested. If you
already have a base class though, implementing IDynamicMetaObjectProvider
isn't all that difficult. But you should have good working knowledge of
Expressi
Finally, when it comes to CI, is there a recognised way of runningIron Python modules from an MSBuild script?Paul,I have a VS2010 plugin that lets you run IronPython tests in MSTest; I'll put it on GitHub shortly.Excellent, thank you! I'll look forward to the link.OK, I put the tool on GitHub: http
Hi, Jeff,
Von: Jeff Hardy
>
> I'm planning to release a Beta of IronPython 2.7.1 for this weekend
(June
> 18-19). I haven't decided on a timeline for the final release, but
expect
> it to be about 3 weeks later. Bug fixes will still be accepted after
the
> beta is released, but the sooner, the be
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