Sorry for the delay in responding, Alan.
For the simplest scenarios you don't need to initialize PythonEngine.
For example, consider:
class Program {
static void Main(string[] args) {
PythonEngine e = new PythonEngine();
object r = e.Evaluate("2+2");//r == 4
}
}
For t
The command line tool that comes with IronPython runs in the standard
Windows console.
You can set up the console to allow copy'n' paste. To do that:
left click on the icon on the upper-left corner of the console window
select "Defaults"
Check "Quick edit mode"
Restart the IronPython.
Then you ca
As of this moment there is no official documentation project under way
except
for the readme that is part of the distribution. The readme gives few
examples
and covers LoadAssemblyByName. Overall, the documentation story as of
now is
not a very good one and we need to improve it.
As for IronPython
.net is a lot like Java, and we can be quite sure that many moons ago the
JPython team (as it was then known) had the same problem with Java modules,
and probably had a long and heated debate about it so I think we should do
it 'the Jython way' as there have never been any problems with it and l
Namespaces are the biggest problem, LoadAssemblyByName and importing modules
are always a paint for me. The 'editor' or command line tool is also a bit
annoying as you can not copy or paste text from/to it which makes it harder
to work with, but when I had a poke about with MSIL Disassembler I f
Hi Anand !!!
Nice to hear back from u ;-) in list .. I just started the effort of
iron python'ng harvest man last week .
Thanks
- Nirmal
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Hi
I have been lurking around in the list observing the
developments. With the 0.7.6 release I felt that I could dip my hands
into the fresh forged IronPython without getting burned.
I have written an application in pure CPython that is a
webcrawler called HarvestMan. It is multithread
