Unfortunately loading the Assembly didn't work, it threw an error:
dotNet runtime exception: Could not add reference to assembly
IronPython.Wpf.dll
Nothing else. :(
Unfortunately we don't have access to the Host app's source at all,
we're only writing a .NET plugin that enables us to run IronPython
inside the host app's native scripting language.
But I'll talk to the programmer who wrote the actual IPy plugin
for me and see what the problem might be.
I just thought it's something related to .NET and IPy only.
Thank you!
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On 15.4.2011 18:38, Dino Viehland wrote:
Lukáš wrote:
Hi there everyone,
I just bumped into a problem where when I run the IPy.exe console and
execute a script that contains:
import wpf
all works well. However, when I want to import the wpf namespace into the
same script, but run outside the IPy.exe (i.e. as an embedded engine) I get
an error saying that the module wpf doesn't exist!
I even tried to add the IronPython.Wpf.dll into the PATH, I tried referencing
it in my script via clr.AddReferenceToFile, nothing works and I don't have
access to the wpf methods etc...
Is there anything I can do about it?
I would have expected AddReferenceToFile to work but what about doing a
scriptRuntime.LoadAssembly(typeof(Wpf).Assembly); where the host app
has a reference to IronPython.Wpf.dll?
I think the code for loading from the DLLs directory is ipy.exe specific - you
could
also look at replicating that for your host app so there's a general way to add
additional Python built-in modules.
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