Vishal.Parikh wrote:
>
> We are actually using Python.Net with python 2.5 and I wanted to learn
> the internal architecture of the Python.Runtime.Dll. I have tried
> debugging the dll by attaching the process to python.exe but doesn't hit
> any break point. I don't know much about the compiler
Hi,
We are actually using Python.Net with python 2.5 and I wanted to learn
the internal architecture of the Python.Runtime.Dll. I have tried
debugging the dll by attaching the process to python.exe but doesn't hit
any break point. I don't know much about the compiler design and how it
works int
Depending on how you're code works in C#, the way you access it from Python may
vary, but the basic approach is:
Compile your code as a .dll assembly, then from Python do:
import clr # Imports the pythonnet clr stuff
clr.AddReference("myAssembly.dll")
myObjectHandle = myAssembly.myClass()
myObj
On 18 February 2010 11:04, wrote:
> We are currently developing an application where we need to call python
> script from c#.net code.
In this direction (calling Python from C#) IronPython will serve you
better, it is Python implemented on the .NET CLR. Python.NET has a
different goal, calling .
Hi,
We are currently developing an application where we need to call python
script from c#.net code.
We are using VS 2008 .Is it possible, if yes then how we can achieve that ,
we do not know anything about Python
Best Regards,
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Hi,
I am currently developing an application where i need to call some c#
methods from my python code.
I want to know if this is possible to do using pythonnet and how to do it.
for example i have a c# class foo and in foo i have a method bar()
Now i need to call method bar() in my python code.
Ho
