This is a bug in 0.7.6 that has been already fixed. The fix will be
available in the closest upcoming release.
Martin
> Jonathan Jacobs Wrote:
>
> Keith J. Farmer wrote:
> > You can -- at least in asp.net 2
>
> Yes, it appears you can...however IronPython throws away
> exported types without a
In C# 2, there is now a root namespace identifier which you can use to
disambiguate. That may not yet be supported in IronPython, but I
imagine it's probably straightforward to add.
from __global__ import *
.. or the like
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Keith J. Farmer wrote:
You can -- at least in asp.net 2
Yes, it appears you can...however IronPython throws away exported types
without a namespace. Not sure what the reason for this may be, I'd have
thought that classes from an assembly without a namespace should just
belong to the top-leve
You can -- at least in asp.net 2
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Subject: [IronPython] Python extensions
sure if you can just declare a C# class without a
Hi,
Long story short: I'd like to make use of the Python stdlib
email-related modules (imaplib, poplib) but these require the use of the
_sockets extension (_sockets.pyd), which has not been implemented in
IronPython (yet).
This got me thinking about extensions in IronPython, currently there
