Jimmy Schementi wrote: > [snip..] >> The pattern I used was to have 'Chiron.exe' (with all the assemblies etc >> that come from dynamicsilverlight.net which is the version I'm using) in >> a bin subdirectory. I was using it on Windows Vista and added the bin >> directory to the path. I would then invoke it in the following way: >> >> chiron /d:path/to/example/app /x:another/path/to/output >> >> It would create 'xap' files, but not put the assemblies *or* a manifest >> in them. I gave up trying to use it. >> > > So, /x is not the correct flag =) For python/ruby/jscript, you only need to > flags below "Dynamic Language Options" ... the other ones are only really > used by Visual Studio (don't ask =)). > > The correct flag is /z[ipdlr]. If you run Chiron like this: > > Chiron /d:path/to/example/app /z:another/path/to/output/app.xap > >
So I was just doing it wrong. :-) That sounds entirely plausible. I'd better update the tutorial with the correct usage pattern. Thanks Jimmy. Michael http://www.ironpythoninaction.com _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.ironpython.com http://lists.ironpython.com/listinfo.cgi/users-ironpython.com