My question is simpler, how do I exit a regular script?
If ARGV.length != 1
puts usage:
Process.exit
end
I get an error calling Process.exit (private member)
Process.Exit (method does not exist)
sys.Exit (undefined method 'sys' for main:Object)
How do I quit my script?
On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 10:58, Thomas Gagne tgga...@gmail.com wrote:
My question is simpler, how do I exit a regular script?
If ARGV.length != 1
puts usage:
Process.exit
end
I get an error calling Process.exit (private member)
Process.Exit (method does not exist)
sys.Exit
: Thursday, May 06, 2010 8:59 AM
To: Discussion of IronPython
Subject: Re: [IronPython] How can I exit from Python Script File?
My question is simpler, how do I exit a regular script?
If ARGV.length != 1
puts usage:
Process.exit
end
I get an error calling Process.exit (private member
That's what happens when you try learning too many languages at once...
It was IronRuby, and I meant to ask it in an IronRuby list.
Whoops!
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Wrote:
That will throw a SystemExit exception. You can have exception handling
in your C# that catches this specific error.
Doh! Yeah... should have checked that. I just didn't figure calling
sys.Exit() was a code exception, so I thought it was something
I am using IronPython within a C# .NET application.
I have a class that the Python code uses, so I create a scope and set the
variable, then execute the engine like this:
private ScriptEngine scptEngine = null;
private ScriptRuntime scptRuntime = null;
private ScriptScope
On 15/02/2010 21:54, Mark Grice wrote:
I am using IronPython within a C# .NET application.
I have a class that the Python code uses, so I create a scope and set
the variable, then execute the engine like this:
private ScriptEngine scptEngine = null;
private ScriptRuntime
