I am looking into IronPython however first i am going to learn .NET to see
what it has to offer
On 4/2/07, Tim Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
James Matthews wrote:
> Thank you Bob but does python's windows extensions really have the
> power of the .NET classes
It depends on what you need t
James Matthews wrote:
> I am not asking for a very detailed comparison that i know no one will
> give i am just wondering for windows development which language would
> be better? What i mean is GUI apps, interfacing with excel,word and
> outlook etc..
>
You can have the best of both worlds wit
James Matthews wrote:
> Thank you Bob but does python's windows extensions really have the
> power of the .NET classes
It depends on what you need to do. The .NET class library is, of
course, far more extensive than the Python standard library even with
the Win32 extensions, but for most tasks, y
At the Python site:
http://wiki.python.org/moin/IronPython
On 4/2/07, Bob Gailer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
James Matthews wrote:
> I am not asking for a very detailed comparison that i know no one will
> give i am just wondering for windows development which language would
> be better? What
If you're interested in using Python with .NET, you should check out IronPython:
http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=IronPython
They've implemented Python in .NET. Personally, I've never used it.
Mark Brighton
Senior Software Engineer
NeuroPace
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James Matthews wrote:
> Thank you Bob but does python's windows extensions really have the
> power of the .NET classes
Sorry, I know nothing about .NET. Perhaps some other list lurker can
speak to that. Or could you provide an example of a .NET class and its
usage in C#?
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Bob Gailer
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Thank you Bob but does python's windows extensions really have the power of
the .NET classes
On 4/2/07, Bob Gailer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
James Matthews wrote:
> I am not asking for a very detailed comparison that i know no one will
> give i am just wondering for windows development which l
James Matthews wrote:
> I am not asking for a very detailed comparison that i know no one will
> give i am just wondering for windows development which language would
> be better? What i mean is GUI apps, interfacing with excel,word and
> outlook etc..
Well, for one, Python requires a lot less c
I am not asking for a very detailed comparison that i know no one will give
i am just wondering for windows development which language would be better?
What i mean is GUI apps, interfacing with excel,word and outlook etc..
Thanks
James
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