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C# - IronPython - NotImplementedException
> No unfortunately the module is proprietary and cannot be shared. I understand what you are saying but I don’t know where that checking of cli is happening. Instead of guessing, you could check the P
> No unfortunately the module is proprietary and cannot be shared. I understand what you are saying but I don’t know where that checking of cli is happening. Instead of guessing, you could check the P
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Langbehn, Thimo
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C# - IronPython - NotImplementedException
No unfortunately the module is proprietary and cannot be shared. I understand what you are saying but I don’t know where that checking of cli is happening. In the module that I am importing there are
No unfortunately the module is proprietary and cannot be shared. I understand what you are saying but I don’t know where that checking of cli is happening. In the module that I am importing there are
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Riley, Michael L
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C# - IronPython - NotImplementedException
sys.platform will return 'cli' on IronPython, it does this because its a different implementation than CPython and some things won't work on IronPython the same way. It sounds like the module you are
sys.platform will return 'cli' on IronPython, it does this because its a different implementation than CPython and some things won't work on IronPython the same way. It sounds like the module you are
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Alex Earl
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C# - IronPython - NotImplementedException
Good Evening Everyone. I am new to IronPython and things are going somewhat smooth but I have a problem which I do not know how to approach. I hope someone can help. I have found that the issue has be
Good Evening Everyone. I am new to IronPython and things are going somewhat smooth but I have a problem which I do not know how to approach. I hope someone can help. I have found that the issue has be
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Riley, Michael L
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IronPython 2.7.x support for Mono 4.x .Net Core 4.5?
Thanks for clarifying, Alex. Makes sense.
Thanks for clarifying, Alex. Makes sense.
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IronPython 2.7.x support for Mono 4.x .Net Core 4.5?
The information printed by ipy will show the value for the framework version that the framework returns. Mono is returning "4.0.30319.4200" as the framework version. They do not implement things the s
The information printed by ipy will show the value for the framework version that the framework returns. Mono is returning "4.0.30319.4200" as the framework version. They do not implement things the s
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Alex Earl
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IronPython 2.7.x support for Mono 4.x .Net Core 4.5?
I was wondering why IronPython 2.7.x with mono 4.8.1.0 does not use the .Net Framework 4.5? I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, and I see the IronPython running on Mono 4.0.30319.4200 (64-bit). Is this intend
I was wondering why IronPython 2.7.x with mono 4.8.1.0 does not use the .Net Framework 4.5? I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, and I see the IronPython running on Mono 4.0.30319.4200 (64-bit). Is this intend
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IronPython-Middleware for .net core
Hi I'm working on a .net-core application. I want to add an IronPython-middleware, but what is the best practice? Multiple users can login to the application and while they work, IronPython-Scripts ar
Hi I'm working on a .net-core application. I want to add an IronPython-middleware, but what is the best practice? Multiple users can login to the application and while they work, IronPython-Scripts ar
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List of external modules compatible with Ironpython 2.7.4
Alex, Thanks for responding. My immediate requirement is to use Python-pptx module from here https://github.com/scanny/python-pptx using below Command from CMD, but failed. "C:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc
Alex, Thanks for responding. My immediate requirement is to use Python-pptx module from here https://github.com/scanny/python-pptx using below Command from CMD, but failed. "C:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc
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Santhosh M
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List of external modules compatible with Ironpython 2.7.4
Hi Santhosh, There is not currently a list of modules that are compatible. We try and run as much of the full C Python test suite as possible, but we have issues and so forth of what can be supported.
Hi Santhosh, There is not currently a list of modules that are compatible. We try and run as much of the full C Python test suite as possible, but we have issues and so forth of what can be supported.
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Alex Earl
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List of external modules compatible with Ironpython 2.7.4
Hi Members, I recently learnt that not all the external python module which work STANDARD PYTHON, work with Ironpython. Is the source where I can browse through the all List of external modules compat
Hi Members, I recently learnt that not all the external python module which work STANDARD PYTHON, work with Ironpython. Is the source where I can browse through the all List of external modules compat
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Santhosh M
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IKVM.Reflection
Thank you for exlanation, sad though.
Thank you for exlanation, sad though.
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László Frank
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IKVM.Reflection
IKVM.Reflection is a dependency for ipyc, the IronPython "compiler." It's used to generate the assemblies that wrap the Python assemblies.
IKVM.Reflection is a dependency for ipyc, the IronPython "compiler." It's used to generate the assemblies that wrap the Python assemblies.
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Alex Earl
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IKVM.Reflection
I have seen IKVM.Reflection in the IronPython v2.7.8.1 installation folder. Does that mean that I can use IKVM.Reflection for IronPytrhon much the same way as I used to do with .Net Reflection on .Net
I have seen IKVM.Reflection in the IronPython v2.7.8.1 installation folder. Does that mean that I can use IKVM.Reflection for IronPytrhon much the same way as I used to do with .Net Reflection on .Net
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László Frank
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IronPython 2.7.8 Released!
The IronPython community is proud to announce the release of IronPython 2.7.8. This release is about a year in the making! There have been NUMEROUS changes since 2.7.7 that are part of this release. A
The IronPython community is proud to announce the release of IronPython 2.7.8. This release is about a year in the making! There have been NUMEROUS changes since 2.7.7 that are part of this release. A
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Alex Earl
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Working with C# XML objects
Hi, It looks like you’re assigning the class, instead of creating an instance in your first line: machineDefinition = PeerMachineDefinition Could you try the following instead: machineDefinition = Pee
Hi, It looks like you’re assigning the class, instead of creating an instance in your first line: machineDefinition = PeerMachineDefinition Could you try the following instead: machineDefinition = Pee
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Markus Schaber
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Working with C# XML objects
I try to create C # object that has XML attribute decorators, see attachment. I try to create this instance in Ironpython like this: machineDefinition = PeerMachineDefinition machineDefinition.Name =
I try to create C # object that has XML attribute decorators, see attachment. I try to create this instance in Ironpython like this: machineDefinition = PeerMachineDefinition machineDefinition.Name =
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Petri Alapiessa
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Expose ironPython script in rest server/ Ways to communicate with ironPython from Web
There has been no update from what I know. It hasn't been a huge usage model for IronPython up to this point, so I don't think much time has been spent in that area.
There has been no update from what I know. It hasn't been a huge usage model for IronPython up to this point, so I don't think much time has been spent in that area.
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Alex Earl
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Expose ironPython script in rest server/ Ways to communicate with ironPython from Web
Hi, so far, I am communicating my ironPython script from standard python via sub process and receiving response. However this make process slow and making multiple instances of ironpython.exe. Is ther
Hi, so far, I am communicating my ironPython script from standard python via sub process and receiving response. However this make process slow and making multiple instances of ironpython.exe. Is ther
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Shush
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Call to ironpython from standard python
Is there any Rest Server API which I could host for calling ironPython? . Other work around would be calling ironPython script from standard python as subprocess. Is this feasible?
Is there any Rest Server API which I could host for calling ironPython? . Other work around would be calling ironPython script from standard python as subprocess. Is this feasible?
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Shush
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