I\'m trying to use clr.AddReference to add sqlite3 functionality to a simple IronPython program I\'m writing; but everytime I try to reference System.Data.SQLite I get this error:
There seems to be something funny going on here. Using IronPython 2.6.2 for .NET 4.0, I get the following behaviour. The simplest case is as follows:
Obviously, with IronPython it\'s possible to create a first-class user experience by writing a different GUI layer for each platform (GTK# on Linux, WinForms on Windows...)
I\'m trying the VS2010 ironpython extension and the Pydev. Both of them support intellisense for .net library, but neither seems support for custom .net library.
I\'ve incorporated IronPython into my XNA game on Windows, but, of course, that won\'t work on the compact framework since the DLR stuff isn\'t available.
We have WPF based application using Prism Framework. We have embedded IronPython and using Python Unit Test framework to automate our application GUI testing.
Console.WriteLine( PowerShell .Create() .AddScript(\"\'Hello from PowerShell\'\") .Invoke()[0] ); Here are IronPython and IronRuby
I am trying to reference an IronPython project in a C# Project. They are both in the same solution. I am new to IronPython, so I was just wondering how the referencing works. Does an IronPython genera
This is pretty simple but I\'d love a pretty, pythonic way of doing it. Basically, given a dictionary, return the subdictionary that contains only those keys that start with a certain string.
I want to convert C# statement 开发者_运维问答Button b3 = (Button)sender; to ironpython statementAssuming sender is typed to object (in other words there are no user defined conversion operators)
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