Jimmy, that's OK.
I would like to test different languages in the same DLR though. Are
IronPythoon and IronRuby on the same DLR version?
2008/9/18 Jimmy Schementi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Miha,
Not sure why the versions are different. Also, right now the actual binary
versions aren't synced, but
Hello all,
At PyCon UK Raymond Hettinger showed off the Named Tuple; a very useful
recipe for creating tuples with named fields. It is becoming part of the
standard library in Python 2.6.
http://code.activestate.com/recipes/500261/
from namedtuple import namedtuple
thing =
Hello all,
I had a very good conversation with Jacob Kaplan-Moss at PyCon UK. He is
keen to see Django running on IronPython and *very* willing to accept
patches / bug reports. If there are fundamental difficulties (like the
unicode / str) issue then he will even look at how Django can change
Michael, that is good news!
Miha
2008/9/19 Michael Foord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all,
I had a very good conversation with Jacob Kaplan-Moss at PyCon UK. He is
keen to see Django running on IronPython and *very* willing to accept
patches / bug reports. If there are fundamental difficulties
Not too long ago I prototyped a frames implementation including making
_getframe work - but it doesn't include locals in the frames. I guess in this
case it would work just fine.
The downside is it results in a 50% perf degrade on Pybench when calling
recursive functions. But we're already
Dino Viehland wrote:
Not too long ago I prototyped a frames implementation including
making _getframe work - but it doesn't include locals in the frames.
I guess in this case it would work just fine.
The downside is it results in a 50% perf degrade on Pybench when
calling recursive functions.
Not sure why the versions are different.
That was a lie ... I do know why the versions are different; everything that
works with Silverlight 2 from Microsoft should have an assembly version of
2.0, and a file version of 2.0.x.x, where the x's match the build number of
whatever Silverlight
LOL ;)
Do you have any idea as to why one can't use the DLL's in SL SDK to host
IronPython/ruby/jscript?
I guess there will be a point in time, where those libraries will be the
same no matter which distribution one will take?
Miha
2008/9/19 Jimmy Schementi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not sure why
I sent email to the compiler folks on this since I'm not sure
ExtensionAttribute should be considered a predefined system type (VBC doesn't).
But they wouldn't be able to make any changes in time for our 2.0 release
anyway.
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That would certainly be helpful. Thanks for the insight and keep up the good
work!
Thanks,
Miha.
2008/9/19 Jimmy Schementi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The problem is the version of the DLR is different everywhere we ship it;
python, ruby, and sdlsdk. These will definitely unify in the future, when
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