The reason you get the error message is that we do not set an entry
point on the generated assemblies.
This was recently removed as part of the reload() implementation. We are
going to add it back in 0.7.6 as a short-term solution. The long term
solution - a full-fledged compilation of python sourc
Yes. It is a bug. Thanks for reporting it!
Martin
> Jon Cosby Wrote:
>
> I see IronPython does not have the CPython readlines method.
> Is this an oversight?
>
>
> Jon Cosby
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Hello-
I have volunteered to write an article for International Developer
Magazine giving a high-level look at Python; the history and motivation
behind the language as well as future direction. The article is not too
long (1850 words), but I would like to include a little bit on Iron
Python
>-- Original Message --
>Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 20:29:49 +0100
>From: David Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Luis Carrillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Discussion of IronPython
>Subject: Re: [IronPython] Any have one good reason to use .NET Framework
>v2.0
> with IronPython
>Cc:
>Reply-To: D
An area where IronPython could be especially useful, I think, would be in
making dynamic working with the IDE. In Visual Foxpro, with a dialog open,
from the Command Window I can issue:
Aselobj(aArray)
loForm = aArray[1]
loForm.height = loForm.height + 50 && makes it 50 pixels higher, etc.
Makin
Luis Carrillo wrote:
Why I need to update the .NET Framework v2.0 with revisions 50215,
knowing that this version is BETA!!, I work with v1.2, and I don't
need one upgrade yet.
Why not work it?? with early versions of .NET or give more options to
downloads, like IronPython 0.7.5 to .NET Fram.
