nfigfileName))
# load it up
clr.AddReference(assemblyName)
Cheers,
Brett
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Singh, Mandeep
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 7:56 PM
To: pythondotnet@python.org
Subject: [Python.NET] C# components for script
Hi,
I have written c# compo
Mandeep,
You have 2 options.
* You can use LoadFrom to load the dll from a particular location
import clr
import System
System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFrom("your.DLL")
* If your DLL and Namespace have the same name python.net should be able
to find the dll in the PYTHONPATH
Hi,
it works like I wrote in my first mail. Tried it now. So put your dll in
your App-Dir.
Sandro Hardy schrieb:
Hi,
sorry, my Fault. My dll ist also in my Pythonnet dir.
Sandro Hardy schrieb:
Hi,
you can place them in your AppDir, i did so. Maybe somewhere else,
perhaps in your dll pa
Hi,
sorry, my Fault. My dll ist also in my Pythonnet dir.
Sandro Hardy schrieb:
Hi,
you can place them in your AppDir, i did so. Maybe somewhere else,
perhaps in your dll path, but I dont know. Try it.
Singh, Mandeep schrieb:
Hi,
I have written c# components to be used by Python.
Hi,
you can place them in your AppDir, i did so. Maybe somewhere else,
perhaps in your dll path, but I dont know. Try it.
Singh, Mandeep schrieb:
Hi,
I have written c# components to be used by Python. I note that
those components need to be placed in the Pythonnet installation
dir
Hi,
I have written c# components to be used by Python. I note that
those components need to be placed in the Pythonnet installation
directory because its like private assemblies being loaded. Is there a
way I can place them in separate location?
Thanks & regards,
Mandeep Singh
Equity IT
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