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This is a bug in IronPython. A workaround you can use
before we release the fix is following:
In the Options.cs (Src\IronPython\Compiler\Options.cs),
change the GenerateDynamicMethods to false:
public static
bool GenerateDynamicMethods = false;
Hope
this helps for now and we'll have fix for this soon.
Martin
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brandon Furtwangler Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 9:00 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [IronPython] calling multiple python methods I am
hosting iron python I my C# app and I’m running into problems calling python
methods. For example given the following script: (in
MethodTest.py) def
Method1(): return
5 def
Method2(): return
10 and the
following C# code: PythonEngine pe = new PythonEngine(); pe.ExecuteFile("MethodTest.py"); Console.WriteLine(pe.Evaluate("1+1")); Console.WriteLine(pe.Evaluate("Method1()")); Console.WriteLine(pe.Evaluate("Method2()")); I
would expect the following output: 2 5 10 But
I actually get: 2 5 5 I
fould out that when I call “Method2()” it actually just calls the first method
in the py file…so changing MethodTest.py to: def
Method2(): return
10 def
Method1(): return
5 then I get
the output of: 2 10 10 This is
basically a show stopper for me because I need the user to be able to define
more than one function which I call from C#. Any
suggestions? -Brandon
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