Any input on raised query. I think i am missing something very simple but
not able to catch.
Thanks
On Thu, Apr 26, 2018 at 5:47 PM, techi eth wrote:
> Yes,It will work with this way but i need to create multiple instance of
> same class.If you see other function (@Execute() ) with static was
>
Hello,
I found lots of references to AddReferenceToFileAndName and
AddReferenceToFile online
but could not find anything on them in the docs.
Have they been removed?
I looked at pythonnet/src/runtime/moduleobject.cs and there is only a
single function
public static Assembly AddReference(st
I found the answer :) These are IronPython methods,
sorry I mixed that up.
Hello,
I found lots of references to AddReferenceToFileAndName and
AddReferenceToFile online
but could not find anything on them in the docs.
Have they been removed?
I looked at pythonnet/src/runtime/moduleobject.cs a
Hello,
I found a rather old thread (2003) that describes how multiple versions
of a
DLL can be used.
It states
Things get a lot more complicated if you need to load more than one
version of a particular assembly (or more likely, you have a dependency
on some library the does so). In this cas
Hello,
I have a .cs file that contains
public struct SomeStruct
{
}
public static class SomeClass
{
}
So far I use it with PythonNET like
import clr
clr.AddReference('c:\\Test\Module.dll')
from Module import SomeClass, SomeStruct
SomeClass.SomeMethod(...)
My problem is n
I'm starting on a project to embed CPython into a .NET application for
scripting. The application currently uses IronPython, which is falling behind.
Our scripting needs are fairly extensive and I'm challenged by the limited
information I find available. First questions are about some finer g
I'm starting on a project to embed CPython into a .NET application for
scripting. The application currently uses IronPython, which is falling behind.
Our scripting needs are fairly extensive and I'm challenged by the limited
information I find available. First questions are about some finer g
