Well, it did!
Thanks for pointing that out; I've removed that now-useless bit of
information.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Michael Foord [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
The IronPython Codeplex site proudly announces:
Silverlight v1.1 Alpha includes IronPython support!
Michael
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i am trying this code and it is giving me exception
$exception {name 'name' is not defined} System.Exception
{System.Scripting.Runtime.UnboundNameException}
CODE:
ScriptRuntime env = ScriptRuntime.Create ( );
ScriptScope defaultScope = env.CreateScope ( );
ScriptEngine curEngine =
A hosting API global is not the same as a Python global. After all, Python
globals aren't really global; they're scoped to the module you're in. I
can't provide sample code offhand, but to do what you want, you'll need to
do something like the following steps:
1) Create an empty script scope
2)
Hi,
i had the same problem (hierarchical script scopes) and solved it by
implementing my own SymbolDictionary (exactly BaseSymbolDictionary)
So I can use the vars defined along the hierarchy like in scopes in c#.
Rainer
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The following edit to your code snippet would give you what you want
Comment out the current SetVariables call
//env.Globals.SetVariable(name, Huzaifa);
//Load the Forms assembly and set the variable in your defaultScope obj.
Hi Michael, I knew we forgot to mention something in the release notes but just
couldn't put my finger on it. Thanks for spotting this.
The omission of IronPython-2.0B4-Doc.zip which included Microsoft.Scripting.chm
from IP 2.0B4 was actually intentional. Microsoft.Scripting.chm has been out
Dave Fugate wrote:
Hi Michael, I knew we forgot to mention something in the release notes but just
couldn't put my finger on it. Thanks for spotting this.
Ok.
Michael
The omission of IronPython-2.0B4-Doc.zip which included Microsoft.Scripting.chm from IP
2.0B4 was actually
