Hey everyone, I was hoping to maybe get some pointers. I’m trying to implement speech recognition using python inside rhino\grasshopper, which in turn relies on IronPython (2.7.8) as its platform. So

Hello, I am also developing a .Net based debugger and code reflector for IronPython so I would find interesting the "offical" answer. Till that time, as a starting point you may want to look at this a

Hello all, our .NET program supports IronPython scripting. We are trying to support debugging (e.g. set break point, step into, step over, run to breakpoint). A script can get/set data in the .NET pro

Thanks for the speedy response. This sample works very well. Hailiang

There are a bunch of variations (e.g. using the name "__pow__", using the name "Power", static methods, instance methods), but here is one example: public class MyClass { private readonly double x; pu

Hello all, I am defining a C# assembly to be used in IronPython. For one C# class, I need to support the IronPython power operator (**). For example in IronPython MyClass1 ** 3 will automatically call

System.Activator.GetObject requires to inputs: (Type, String) If the String presents HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, then how do I get the type from this. I have tried the methods mentioned in guide: https://ironp

Might just be a typo when you wrote your email, but clr.GetClrType(type("SldWorks.Application")) will give you System.String so obviously that won't work. If it's just a typo then I have no idea, you

If I try to call an open application: swMain = System.Activator.GetObject(clr.GetClrType(type("SldWorks.Application")) ,"SldWorks.Application.24") Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", li

"SldWorks.Application" can be activated by the version number. for SW 2012 ("SldWorks.Application.20") for SW 2013 ("SldWorks.Application.21") for SW 2014 ("SldWorks.Application.22") for SW 2015 ("Sld

If I use: swApp = System.Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromProgID("SldWorks.Application")) and then: dir(swApp), it throws: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module

This is normal Python behavior: >>> import sys as bla>>> assert "path" in dir(bla) >>> from bla import path ImportError: No module named bla

I tried to look at the steps through IronPython Interactive window: import clr clr.AddreferenceToFile("SolidWorks.Interop.sldworks.dll") import Solidworks.Interop.sldworks as SldWorks After this: type

Looking at a SolidWorks.Interop.sldworks.dll that I found on NuGet, it seems like SldWorks and ModelDoc2 are interfaces and not instances so the first argument is expected to be an instance of the int

I have defined the search path for Solidworks\api\redist on VS2017. I have defined in code: clr.Addreference("Solidworks.Interop.sldworks") import Solidworks.Interop.sldworks as swApp swApp.SldWorks.A

How does it go sideways? Without information on what is going wrong, it will be very hard to help you.

Hello, I would like to talk about this topic, as there is so scarcely information about this. As an engineer I would like to find creative solutions to all kinds of problems that I have come across. O

This solved my problem, thank you! /Thomas

.NET Core has a different set of assemblies. Try doing a "clr.AddReference(' System.IO.FileSystem')" before your import.

Hi everyone, I am currently porting an existing code base using .NET Framework and IronPython to .NET Core. In .NET Core it seems like the statement "from System.IO import *" does not import static cl