Hi, .NET provides quite some magic to enable COM interop since the beginning, and IronPython as a .NET language can leverage this to some extent. The page http://ironpython.net/documentation/dotnet/do

This really isn't something that can be done. IronPython is a managed lanagued, so even if you use CompileModules, it created a .NET dll, not a native DLL. You may want to look at Python.NET, which al

Hi ironpython mates, Am having an django project which is all set in production. But for requirement, have used pythoncom32 to connect to Microsoft but now I want to use ironPython, and use 'Microsoft

Hello, In our solution we use IronPython version 2.7.1. Recently, one of our clients has expressed concerns that earlier versions of Python (not IronPython) have severe security vulnerabilities and ha

We switched it so that ipy.exe is compiled for "Any CPU" and added an ipy32.exe for 32-bit specific. ipy.exe will run on either a 32-bit or 64-bit runtime. Currently, there is no implementation of pye

Hi, well done, thanks for the release! some questions: - is ipy.exe 64 bit version? - there was error running my program with command: ipy -v "C:\\Anaconda\Lib\site-packages\robot\run.py" %* ImportErr

The IronPython community is proud to announce the beta 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 relea

There are test packages available for the DLR and IronPython on AppVeyor. This would be for release 1.2.0 of the DLR and 2.7.8 of IronPython. The IronPython packages (NuGet and Zip) can be found at ht

What happened in the end is that the script mentioned in the starting email is actually working, but it produces enormous amount of values in cpython, which is why the ran of memory appears. What I al

Hi Stéphane, The error I got was on ironpython 2.7. But indeed when I ran the last graph on cpython 2.7.3 it ran out of memory. Which means something is wrong with the code. I am wondering if the same

You can add your .py-files to your VS solution in some “lib” folder then intellisense should work. That's how I have done it. DLL assemblies need to be referenced and then imported. This works if you

I have no idea. I don't get that error when running over here (although I couldn't solve the graph, it ran out of memory?).

@ Hi Stéphane, Thank you very much!! Your custom set class worked quite nicely with the graph I provided I tried a couple of other graphs, and with some of them it failed. For example with this graph:

I tried adding IRONPYTHON path environment variables also provided .dll containing folder in Search Path in vain. Regards, Santhosh M,

Djordje, For networking/graph functions, I would suggest the deque object in the collections module. https://docs.python.org/2.7/library/collections.html#collections.deque It's very fast, whether you

Yes, the issue is with set and not defaultdict. You could implement your own set class with the operators required by your simple_cycle script. Maybe something like (untested): class set(object): def

Hi Stéphane, Thank you for the quick reply! I do not think I will be able to use the fix, even when it's released as at the moment only IronPython version 2.7.0 is shipped with the application that I

I had hoped this would be fixed with some recent set fixes, but it looks like it's still causing issues. I've filed an issue on github https://github.com/IronLanguages/ironpython2/issues/239

Hello, I am running the following script in cpython 2.7.3: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7wnbnw6bvg4tl3k/simple_cycles.py?dl=0 It is suppose to identify cycles in a graph dictionary. In this graph: https:

An Environment variable say AAA contains folder path, as long we tell the interperter what is the Environment variable name which contain the path that it should look for, should this not be ok? I am