My python is 2.4 UCS4 on Ubuntu 7.10. I was able to build the
Python.Runtime.dll. I used the pre-built clr.so (wouldn't build) and
copied it to /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages. I also built a special
python2.4 dynamically linked to libpython.
I copied Python.Runtime.dll to /usr/bin (same loca
I set MONO_PATH
export MONO_PATH=/usr/lib/mono/python2.4
I place Python.Runtime.dll in the dir above.
import clr says the assembles still can't be found.
J
Christian Heimes wrote:
> Sanghyeon Seo wrote:
> > You should install it to the Global Assembly Cache(GAC).
>> $ gacutil -i Python.Runti
s to understand MONO_PATH.
If anybody knows how to get the native version of python (built under
monoclr) please let me know.
Jim
Jim wrote:
> I set MONO_PATH
>
> export MONO_PATH=/usr/lib/mono/python2.4
>
> I place Python.Runtime.dll in the dir above.
>
> import clr say
I just discovered PythonNET and it's a wonderful solution. I can now call .NET and Java (via Jpype) code from the same Python script :-)
I'm considering replacing wxPython with PythonNET+WinForms for all our GUIs. Is anyone else doing this for large apps? Do you consider PythonNet ready for de
ibuteError: AddReference
According to the readme file this is supposed to work and matches up
with the IronPython syntax. Am I doing something wrong?
I copied the Python.Net for 2.0 binaries over my Python 2.4 install
(overwriting my python.exe).
All sample Python.NET files worked fine - b
No worries. Python.NET is a remarkable solution - it's well worth a
small inconvenience to be able to use it.
Jim
Brian Lloyd wrote:
> Sorry about that – someone had asked for info on using generics so I put up
> in-progress documentation for the next rev and haven’t had time
