I think this says it all = Duck Typing, Tuple, Open Class, method_missing ..
class C
{
public dynamic myField;
public dynamic MyProp { get; set; }
public dynamic MyMethod(dynamic d)
{
return d.Foo();
}
public delegate dynamic MyDelegate(dynamic d);
}
and this IDyn
HI!
I've just finished downloading VS 10 CTP and now I'm trying to install
IronPython on it. The installer stops in the "Please wait while the
installer finishes determining your disk space requirements". I've tried
installing from command line with logging. The last log entry starts with:
Note: 1:
2008/10/30 Kenneth Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Seo,
>Can you give me access to this code? I signed up on bitbucket as
> xkenneth.
Done.
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Seo,
That makes sense to me as well. I want to run python unaltered
python scripts on silverlight and (maybe) ironpython without using the
python standard library. It makes sense to use the python standard
library in IronPython as it's there, and you can use it. However this
doesn't m
Seo,
Can you give me access to this code? I signed up on bitbucket as
xkenneth.
Regards,
Ken
On Oct 29, 2008, at 2:19 AM, Seo Sanghyeon wrote:
2008/10/29 Kenneth Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
How would these modules be structured, I'd simply just recreate
what we need
out of the standar
Would have used it had I known about it, but it doesn't provide as
python of an interface as I'd like, so I think I'll stick with my work
for now.
Regards,
Ken
On Oct 29, 2008, at 1:16 AM, Seo Sanghyeon wrote:
2008/10/29 Kenneth Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
http://github.com/xkenneth/gxml/
Hello all,
Just a heads-up. Now that IronPython 2 is at the Release Candidate stage
we are properly starting the effort to port Resolver One to IronPython
2. Any problems we encounter will be posted here!
Resolver One is due for a new release very soon, version 1.3 (which will
include the we
2008/10/29 Kenneth Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How would these modules be structured, I'd simply just recreate what we need
> out of the standard library using .NETs classes. So for instance for os.path
> i'd literally write a new module. I've got the pure python implementation of
> elementtree a
