On 17/04/2010 03:19, Jimmy Schementi wrote:
Michael, let's get Dino in on this ...

Dino, This seems like our fault, but I'm not savvy enough to track it down or 
verify my claim. Seems like it doesn't work regardless of invoking via 
reflection or ref.emit code; calling it's constructor 10,000 times still gave 
the same result. As Michael said, doing anything with RichTextBox fails when 
invoked from IronPython, but works fine when invoked without IronPython on the 
stack (pure C# app, for example). I'm amazed that it fails when *called* from 
C#, meaning that IronPython is doing something to make statically compiled code 
fail.

Thanks for looking at this Jimmy. IronPython must be doing something really quite impressive here. :-)

All the best,

Michael

We can look at this together on Monday unless you get to it sooner; I thought I 
knew how to use windbg but failed miserably at doing anything useful, so you'll 
have to help :)

~Jimmy

On Apr 16, 2010, at 6:01 PM, "Michael Foord"<fuzzy...@voidspace.org.uk>  wrote:

Hello all,

I'm still stuck on using the Silverlight 4 RichTextBox from IronPython. 
Unfortunately this is blocking our project. :-(

Instantiating the RichTextBox directly or loading it from xaml fails.

A wrapper class in C# that instantiates the RichTextBox and returns it to 
IronPython fails.

A wrapper C# class that internally creates the RichTextBox but never returns it 
to IronPython *still* fails. Anyone got any suggestions for possible 
alternative approaches?

My latest (failing) attempt. C#:

   public static class Foo
   {
       static RichTextEditor _editor = null;

       public static void Create(StackPanel panel)
       {
           _editor = new RichTextEditor();
           panel.Children.Add(_editor);
       }
   }

IronPython:

clr.AddReference('SilverlightTextEditor, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral')

canv = Canvas()
xaml = Application.Current.LoadRootVisual(canv, "app.xaml")

from SilverlightTextEditor import Foo
panel = StackPanel()
xaml.Children.Add(panel)

Foo.Create(panel)

(Note that RichTextEditor is a standalone UserControl editor component built on 
top of the RichTextBox. It works fine from C#.)

All the best,

Michael Foord

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