Yes the hosting api has changed. It was documented in the beta9
release announcement:
http://lists.ironpython.com/pipermail/users-ironpython.com/2006-July/002808.html
But to paraphrase:
One of the most significant changes is the final updates to the
hosting API. The hosting APIs have removed t
Hi,
I am looking at RC1 and noticed that the PythonEngine.SetVariable method is not
present anymore. Has is been deprecated and if so what is the new equivalent to
expose .NET objects as variables via a hosted engine?
The last version I used to compile against was Beta6.
Cheers,
J-M
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Hmm, I suspect this has something to do with your handling of the stream.
Below is a little pure IronPython snippet that I'm using to test.
If you'd like to post your code for PythonOutputStream I'd be happy to take a
look. Hope this helps...
from IronPython.Hosting import PythonEngine
from S
On 7/27/06, Ryan Dawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right, the Evaluate* methods are just for expressions.
>
> Locally, I'm not seeing extra new lines being appended to the end of output.
> That's not to say we don't have a bug here, we might. Can you provide some
> more information?
>
> This
Right, the Evaluate* methods are just for expressions.
Locally, I'm not seeing extra new lines being appended to the end of output.
That's not to say we don't have a bug here, we might. Can you provide some
more information?
This happens on a simple "print 3"? We should be writing
"3"+Envir
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Thanks for all the info. I was looking into using IP with AutoCAD and .NET attributes are required.tjrOn 7/26/06, Michael Foord <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Martin Maly wrote:>> Unfortunately, no. Adding .NET attributes on Python classes in
> IronPython is not possible.>> Somewhat similar Pythonic th
Changing "self.DefaultFont" to "Control.DefaultFont" results is a
different error:
No overloads of DrawString could match(Graphics, str, Font,
SoildBrush, Point)
DrawString(Graphics, str, Font, Brush, PointF)
DrawString(Graphics, str, Font, Brush, RectangleF)
So I chna
Yes and EvaluateXX methods throw an exception on something like
print "Hello, world"
because they are used to just evaluate expressions as far as I can tell.
The Execute method requires me to set standard output as I am doing to
with ExecuteToConsole.
Also, another question, when I am using the
I have been experimenting with the debugging support for the
PythonEngine. When I use the following code I have several problems.
PythonEngine _pe;
EngineOptions options = new EngineOptions();
options.ClrDebuggingEnabled = true;
_pe = new PythonEngine(options);
_pe.ExecuteFile(@"
This is really interesting error message. I am going to file a bug for us to
look into this for the final release. My guess is that the bug here may be that
we get confused by the static property being accessed with "self" argument.
Could you try accessing the property as Control.DefaultFont ?
Have you tried using the PythonEngine.Evaluate, PythonEngine.Execute or
PythonEngine.EvaluateAs methods?
Martin
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That was correct! Sadly now I'm getting an error when I trry to access a
Windwos Forms Panel DefaultFont property.
The line
g.DrawString(self.block.name,self.DefaultFont, bb, Point(4, 2))
(g is a Graphics object -- this DID work under Beta 7!)
Results in the error
get_Default
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An issue on CodePlex -
http://www.codeplex.com/WorkItem/View.aspx?ProjectName=IronPython&WorkItemId=651 - was raised on my behalf to do with performance using BeautifulSoup (a forgiving HTML parser).
Here's a simple test which does the parsing and the "prettifying" - the process where BeautifulSou
I wonder if the exception string is off a little. What it probably should say
is "expecting array, got list". We no longer have automatic conversion from
list to array. We have one from tuple to array, but not from list.
You can construct the array explicitly:
System.Array[element_type](anythin
I have these two lines which worked well under Beta7:
cb = Drawing2D.ColorBlend()
cb.Colors = [c,hilight,c,c]
Now I get an error saying "expecting list got array"
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This is valid bug. I will open a bug in codeplex: Seems the argument name of
"args" is giving our KwArgBinder a hard time.
To workaround this for now, you may try rename "args" in Thread.__init__ to
other, such as "args2".
Thanks for the report.
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Great work Kevin. It's my understanding that the IP team want to
overtime make more of the standard library modules that rely on
compiled extensions part of the IP Module.cs. So you have done one for
them.
The bigger issue that was discovered when you tried running Seo's
md5.py is the IP's way of
after I implement md5 module by myself,I can successful run edna-0.6 .
but when browse edna site,it throws exception
D:\TECH\edna-0.6>D:\TECH\IronPython\ipy.exe D:\TECH\edna-0.6\edna.py
edna: Ogg Vorbis support disabled, to enable it you will need to install the "py
og
yesterday,we talked about missing md5 module.
first,I found RC1 without md5 module,
second,I found md5.py that be provide by
Seo(http://sparcs.kaist.ac.kr/~tinuviel/fepy/lib/) is not working .
so,I write a builtin module ,put it into source,and compile it.
md5 module can work !
below is md5 module
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