Hi Henning,
This feature was implemented by @tonyroberts in 2013 and is tested in CI
with test_subclass.py file.
According to these tests, the missing piece in your code is defining
explicitly __namespace__ on the .NET class derived in Python:
In [11]: class StringDoor1(Door):
: __nam
@solospirit:
You are doing illegal things with Python and believe me - it bites back :)
Remember that in Python you cannot just import modules (.py) just from
arbitrary paths, unless you are using importlib or sys.path.
Hence here is the correct workflow using sys.path:
*Microsoft (R) Roslyn C#
Hi Denis,
Thanks for your fast response. Sounds completely reasonable to me. And this has
not been too much of an issue for me.
I got rid of the abstract base class simply by providing an “empty”
implementation and using a non-abstract base class. No need for meta classes
any more. This way, I
Hi,I'm using windows 7 64bit + Visual C#2012 to develop WinForm 32bit application with .Net Framework 4.0. I want to call some python script within my winform application.After read the document, i'm now able to call the following code within my WinForm application, and the result is correct.
