Hi Andrew,
Jimmy has already shown how to create a byte array, so I'll translate the rest:
from System.Security.Cryptography import RNGCryptoServiceProvider
from System import BitConverter, Random
rndC = RNGCryptoServiceProvider()
rndC.GetBytes(rndBytes)
seed = BitConverter.ToInt32(rndBytes, 0);
rand = Random(seed);
return rand.Next(min, max);
In general, to convert C# to Python:
drop semicolons ( ; )
drop braces ( { } )
drop 'new'
drop types
drop namespaces
add 'def' to functions
change foreach to for
remove parens ( ( ) ) from if, for, while
add colons ( : ) after class, def, if, while
change 'using Foo' to 'from Foo import *' (bad style in Python, but it works)
and a few other, more complicated steps
Heck, writing a script to do it wouldn't be all that hard, and it
shows just how much noise is in C#.
- Jeff
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Andrew Evans <evans.d.and...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am trying to follow a tutorial written for silverlight and C# and convert
> the code to Iron Python. However I am unsure about how to use this code as
> IronPython
>
> Byte[] rndBytes = new Byte[10];
>
> RNGCryptoServiceProvider rndC = new RNGCryptoServiceProvider();
> rndC.GetBytes(rndBytes);
> int seed = BitConverter.ToInt32(rndBytes, 0);
> Random rand = new Random(seed);
>
> return rand.Next(min, max);
>
> what modules do I need. How do I use Byte in IronPython etc
>
> Any ideas advice *cheers
>
>
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