Hi
Sorry if this is documented somewhere but can anyone help me with the
following?
If I (in 1.1.1) Execute() a string with code that defines some classes/defs
methods, how long does the code generated last? For instance if I had the
following script:
class Foo:
def __init__(self):
# ...
def DoWork(self):
print "Doing work"
def Run():
Foo().DoWork()
And I hosted a runtime and executed this via:
using (PythonEngine pe = new PythonEngine())
{
IronPython.Runtime.Calls.Function0 run;
pe.Execute(_pack[_pack.Properties["EntryPoint"]]);
run = (IronPython.Runtime.Calls.Function0)pe.Globals["Run"];
run.Call();
}
Is Run emitted as a DynamicMethod? What happens to Foo? Is it a generated as a
CLR type? In which case does it hang around forever?
What if I stored the Function0 reference and executed it later (after the
PythonEngine is disposed)? Does the Foo type that Run instantiates still exist?
Does anything related to this change in 2.0?
Thanks
Chris
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