>>> import SocketServer
IronPython.Objects.PythonImportError: No module named _socket
at socket.Initialize() in F:\Tech\Python\IronPython-0.9\bin\Lib\socket.py:lin
e 45
at SocketServer.Initialize() in F:\Tech\Python\IronPython-0.9\bin\Lib\SocketS
erver.py:line 132
at input_5.Run(Frame fram
Static compilation is a big ticket item for me. I'm doing work for a shop
that has a .NET-driven reporting package that is a replacement for an
older collection of scripts. Some of them are Python, which I would like
to see more of, but we have to shell out to them. A co-worker tried to
rewrite the
Could you use the CPython mechanisms for new language features, i.e.:
from __future__ import generics
> I think this raises the question of how to best flag a script as requiring
> a certain set of features (generics, 32 vs 64 bit assemblies, etc).
>
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I think this raises the question of how to best flag a script as requiring a
certain set of features (generics, 32 vs 64 bit assemblies, etc).
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Hi Martin/Jim,
> it would be interesting to hear feedback as to how important having
> a version if IronPython running on .Net 1.1 is for you.
Really, Really important ! :-)
I'm a total CPython convert having been a Python developer for the last 1
1/2 years, but just took a .NET role. I'd l
On 8/4/05, Martin Maly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Martin,
thanks very much for the reply. Actually I think I didn't phrase my
questions very well because all I really wanted to know was:
- Will I be able to code ASP .NET v. 2 pages with IronPython?
- Will it be integrated in VS .NET 2005 IDE?
Title: RE: [IronPython] IronPython 0.9 released
Hi Martin
I hope with Lorenzo for a a version if IronPython running on .Net
1.1.
Many servers are running on .Net 1.1.
Rocco Pellegrini
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