Hi Christian,
> The magic is in clr.pyd. You have to import the python dynamic extension
> (hence the name) in order to use the CLR features in a common Python.
> The clr.pyd in the alpha zip files doesn't work properly. You have to
> compile your own version with VS.
Thanks, that helps. "import
Tijs Wickardt wrote:
> On problem though - how do i use the "pythonnet-2.0-alpha2" anyway in a
> separate python? Can't seem to find anything about it in the docs. I can
> build it using VS2005, but that gives me a python.exe and a
> "Python.Runtime.dll", which I suspect is where all the magic is.
Thanks for the reply Brian, and also Christian Heimes and Feihong Hsu.
> Not sure how insane this is, but if you want to really roll your sleeves
> up you might be able to checkout the old python2.2-supporting branch of
> python.net and build it using the .NET 2.x tool chain.
I'll look into that,
