Not really an answer, but more of a related topic: have you tried out the
Silverlight 1.1 alpha (not the go-live beta), and then the DLRConsole sample?
One dynamic aspect seen there which you don't mention is dynamism in the
language-of-the-moment: you can switch from Python to JScript mid-ses
This is more a DLR than an IronPython question.
There are two 'dynamic' aspects that are covered by the DLR extension to the
CLR. One is runtime support for efficient dynamic typing. The other is the
hosting side: console interface, integration with Visual Studio, etc. These
are useful for other (
I'm not actually the one working on the engine APIs so that's the reason I've
tended to be vague. I'll talk to the people doing it and let you know what I
hear.
But the more info you can give us the better decision we'll be able to make.
For example what do you actually need to be isolated?
Hi Dino,
You indicated that multiple engine support might be available in the
coming changes with the hosting APIs. Is there any chance that we can
get a definitive answer one way or another? And if so, will it be
available for 2.0 final?
Our product depends on IronPython being able to run mu
Thanks for reporting this. This is known issue. In order to import a module (in
Firefox), the app has to be running via http:// .
The workaround when you write your own app, is to put all code in one py file
for now, so it would work in both file:// and http:// (also both IE and FF).
From: [EM
I run Dynamic SilverLight sample "wordfind" in Firefox ,I get a error:
==
*Object reference not set to an instance of an object.* *Source File: *
wordfind.py
*Exception Details: *System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set
to an instance of an object..
*Stack Trace:*
Hi,
This might be not the best place to ask this, bu I'm noticing something very
strange with SilverLight 1.1alpha and the DLRConsole sample.
I can run it from IE7 both from http:// and from file://
I can run it with FireFox 2.0 with http://
When I run it with FireFox 2.0 from file:// I get
*Obje
