2010/4/20 Dino Viehland :
> We’d like to hear your feedback before we make any decisions. Do you think
> adopting a more popular license, such as the Apache License, would be a good
> change for IronPython?
IANAL, but since MS-PL and Apache License are pretty similar, my main interest
is GPL comp
What about using a dual-license (MS-PL _and_ Apache 2.0)? This approach has
become fairly popular, and will likely satisfy each consideration.
-rory
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 5:14 AM, Antonio Piteira <
antonio.pite...@wtvision.com> wrote:
> I just read the document about Microsoft Public License a
In the case that affects me the code isn't global. The class looks like this:
class EseDBCursor(object):
...
def __getitem__(self, key):
with _EseTransaction(self._sesid):
self._seekForKey(key)
return self._retrieveCurrentRecordValue()
def _makeKey(sel
Ted wrote:
> Looking forward to this release.
>
> Will the pycon version install with VS 2010 final? I suppose I can
> try.
I haven't tried myself but I've heard that it doesn't work.
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Looking forward to this release.
Will the pycon version install with VS 2010 final? I suppose I can try.
Ted Cronin
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Is the perf problem only there when the code is global? In general we don't
try to optimize code which occurs at the top-level of a script - we assume the
most significant work will occur inside of function definitions. In this case
the update to "i" through each loop iteration needs to update
You were right about the structs. By creating a method with the same type of
signature (struct, struct, string, Encoding, enumeration). I got the same
slowdown in a trivial DLL. This is with the .NET 2.0 version of IP:
** First, the C# code:
namespace IronPythonInteropPerf
{
using System.Te
I assume something is going horribly wrong with our type checks. Can you
attach the repro? Or at least are these just classes, or are any structs, or
maybe weird classes like delegates?
And is this on .NET 2.0 or .NET 4.0?
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We're working on widely releasing updated bits very soon, and we'll post here
when that goes out. We're still working on some issues preventing us from just
putting the code into the IPy sources, so there will be at least one more
bits-only update. The previous version was released only at pyc
Hi,
Where can I get the IronPython Tools for Visual Studio 2010?
Magnus
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I'd like to be able, among other things, to attach a custom form to a
client record in Outlook that pulls data from a database and I like to
do it in my favorite language - Python. I know you can do this with
win32 as Spambayes proves, is it also possible for IronPython without
having to code in C
I just read the document about Microsoft Public License and I think it
is pretty clear...!
Obviously everybody knows that there is a license, so it doesn't matter if
it is Apache or Microsoft just because of the name. Just read the agreement
and decide if fits your needs.
I don't see any problem
I am getting terrible performance invoking a C# method from IP. I have a static
class called Api with this method:
public static void MakeKey(JET_SESID sesid, JET_TABLEID tableid, string data,
Encoding encoding, MakeKeyGrbit grbit)
When I call it directly from C# I get about 3M calls/second.
Mats,
The way to write a Office add-in is to create one in a static .NET language,
like C#, and then use the DLR hosting APIs to run Python code, which would also
involve exposing whatever Office APIs to script code. I believe VS Pro and
above support creating new Office add-in projects, so get
I once wrote an Office Add-In for Visio 2007 that hosted IronPython. Can you
provide some context around the kind of add-in are you thinking about creating
and how do see it making use of IronPython?
Thanks,
-Saveen
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