In the example I attached I'm not even sure that the "dynamic" keyword is
the problem here. Even if I do like below (in silverlight):
var ipy = Python.CreateRuntime();
ipy.UseFile("test.py"); //This still throws the same exception
Does anyone perhaps has a working SL examp
Sorry if I've double sent this mail but I wasn't registred the first time
and I'm not sure it got through:
Is it possible to access IronPython code by using the dynamic keyword in
Silverlight 4? I've found some examples like below:
var ipy = Python.CreateRuntime();
dynamic
I have developed a Silverlight application that uses IronPython to
dynamically generate and execute a script. The script is dependent on
data supplied by the user and can be computationally expensive so it's
run on a separate thread. I need an option for the user to abort the
script in case it hang
This works fine when the xap is generated in memory with /b from VS 2008 but
how to make it work when creating a real app.xap file?
What I have is this:
root/app/dependencies
chiron is located in the "root". The "app.py" is located in "app" and the
assemblies are located in "dependencies".
The
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> Subject: [IronPython] How to get access to enum?
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> How can I get access to enums in
How can I get access to enums in IronPython?
For example, when running IronPython + Silverlight I need access to
the Visibility enum:
btnMaxPlot.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed
This results in an error:
"NameError: name 'Visibility' is not defined"
Thanks
Does Ironpython support Silverlight 3 beta yet?
/Kristian
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> What about if we need access to th
What about if we need access to the HTML DOM (It's a silverlight
application) from that thread? During execution of scripts there might be
printouts to the DOM. But how can we do that without illegal
cross-threading?
2009/3/19 Kristian Jaksch
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> No, we
Thanks for the reply.
No, we haven't placed the script execution in their own thread. I guess the
best way must be just to place the exec command in that thread. I'll check
out Thread.Abort.
2009/3/19 Michael Foord
> Kristian wrote:
>
>> We let users execute scripts in
We let users execute scripts in our app using the exec command. We
want to provide a stop button to stop script execution but how is the
best way to do that? Can a background worker be used for that?
Thanks for help!
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I've created a C# dll that I call from Ironpython (Silverlight)
application. I receive an Overflow error when I call it but I can't
see that anything is wrong. Everything works as expected. The error is
below:
"OverflowError: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow."
But when I call the same
Just curios... Has anyone had time to look at my sample yet?
On Jan 14, 11:11 pm, Jimmy Schementi
wrote:
> Thanks, I'll take a look at it.
>
>
>
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setCode;
> }
>
> You pass this function in the online parameter in the Silverlight object
> element:
>
>data="data:application/x-silverlight," type="application/x-silverlight-2"
> width="450" height="540">
>
Thanks for the reply!
No, I can't get it to work with Javascript either. I added the script
below to my page:
function some_function(sender, args) {
value = args.val;
alert(value);
}
control = document.getEleme
Thanks for the reply!
It seems like the problem was that the SL2 application tried to
connect to the DOM during startup. I can find an alternative solution
to that so it won't be a problem. I haven't been able to reproduce the
problem so I think it's fixed.
Thanks very much!
2009/1/12 Jimmy Sch
Thanks for the reply. I actually got it to work straight away :-)
On Jan 6, 4:07 pm, Michael Foord wrote:
> Kristian wrote:
> > I have a code editor written in JavaScript on my page and I want to
> > send the code that it is typed in as a string to IronPython so that it
> >
I have a code editor written in JavaScript on my page and I want to
send the code that it is typed in as a string to IronPython so that it
can be executed from IronPython. I got this to work in C# but not in
IronPython. Below is the JavaScript I use:
var textarea = document
This is no all the code but even if I skip the 'if'-statement and have it
like below:
*def inputBox_MouseLeftButtonDown(s, e):
root.inputBox.Text = ""*
it still doesn't work. And if I put a breakpoint at the "*def
inputBox_MouseLeftButtonDown(s, e):*"-line it isn't fired.
2008/12/21 Curt
Thanks for the replies.
Ok, so it's HTML and JavaScript only. Hmm... I think I try to cheat in some
way to get a similar feeling but with a couple of Silverlight controls.
2008/12/20 Jimmy Schementi
> DLRConsole isn't really reusable today, which is why I've been rewriting it
> in C# and adding
Michael,
Thank you for your help! It finally works. Now there is lots of other things
left but this has really helped a lot.
2008/12/16 Michael Foord
> Kristian Jaksch wrote:
>
>>
>> Michael,
>>
>> What do you mean exec the import * inside the context to
*" #Doesn't work
*Hmmm... think I'm getting tired.
Anyway thanks for help!
2008/12/16 Michael Foord
> Michael Foord wrote:
>
>> Kristian Jaksch wrote:
>>
>>> *
>>> def inputBox_KeyDown(s, e):
>>> key = e.Key.value_
Ok, did you mean something like below?:
*
clr.AddReference("Mapack, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=null")
from Mapack import *** #A library that contain classes for working with
algebra etc.*
*context = {}
context['m'] = Matrix(5,5)#creating a 5 rows, 5 columns matrix o
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