hi all
is it possible to use ironpython 1.1 in visual studio 2005?
i have 1.0 running great...but would love to use the newer verision
any ideas
thank you immenely,
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osts that would be incurred to have such a feature,
and that in fact, such costs might actually nullify any other benefits
from having such a feature. Purely a what-if idea from a nascent python
programmer.
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y that we need pass an entire
namespace, when a much simpler notion would be to have each object know
its own name(s) (even if that name doesnt exist).
Now, here's where everyone tells me this isnt possible, and how my
statement implies that i have no idea whatsoever of how python
wor
thanks Steven!
that does help!
cheers,
jojoba
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> > Wow Fredrick! Are you serious?
>
> yes.
>
Thank you for the clear answer.
> >> no, you're just wasting a lot of bandwidth making it clear that you just
> >> cannot be bothered to learn how things actually work.
By the way, what exactly led you
the other
(sorry if that bothers you) Thats one of my strong suits. In fact, its
what led me to study and pursue science.
But i digress.
Please be nice to me, thats all im asking.
I will try to be more concise and do "more" research before bothering
others with apparent inadequecies.
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hy do you want to special case dictionaries? If Python is
doing it
> for dictionaries, sooner or later someone will ask for the names of lists
> or any arbitrary object.
Good question. Indeed I am not limiting this to dicitonaries, as other
data types, lists, tuples, etc. could use this as well.
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rsten.
This would indeed allow me to assign a title for my dicitonaries, but i
am looking for something more general..
specfically:
given any dictionary, get a name for it.
But yeah, your way would totally work!
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ally proven why
having such a feature would seriously affect python speed.
Any ideas?
jojoba
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I am
just pressing a point here.
Sorry to ruffle everyone's feathers, but this is a fairly curious
problem.
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saying that
python need not spend its time managing a copious list of names and
dictionaries.
But does this really entail an overhaul of python to make such a thing
happen?
Thanks again for the insights,
very helpful
jojoba
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addendum:
when asking python for the name of a dictionary,
it shold return ONE, MANY, or NO strings
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aries, but who cares, it is WELL DEFINED
(unless i am insane as some of the above posters claim)
Please PROVE to me why my question is invalid (or certifiably crazy to
some).
Thanks to all who could answer me WITH or WITHOUT derision.
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Hello!
Does anyone know how to find the name of a python data type.
Conside a dictionary:
Banana = {}
Then, how do i ask python for a string representing the name of the
above dictionary (i.e. 'Banana')?
thanks to anyone who has time to answer this nube question!
jojoba
Once again,
Thanks to all
I did not expect to receive such a response.
Very very helpful indeed,
jojoba
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hey thank you so much!
that should work fantastically
i like your method much better
more elegant
thanks!
jojoba
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ound dictionary references
how is this working
shouldn't my line above:
Data = Data[ParamList[i]]
screw up my original Data dictionary
Thanks to anyone with comments on this
By the way, i love the idea of using tuples as keys, but my code is so
far along that i dont wanna switch to that e
y2exe
distributable with older pywin32 and older wxpython.
This makes me think that one of the newer versions of pywin32 or
wxpython is giving me that error trouble.
Any other ideas on how to rectify this?
Thanks again,
jojoba
Philippe Martin wrote:
> Philippe Martin wrote:
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f.WindowsMediaPlayerTopSizer.Add(self.Player, 1, wxEXPAND)
Any ideas anyone...i have reinstalled wxpython to no availPlease
help anyone
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hello all,
does anyone know if, for a 2-state checkbox, you can use the "fill in"
marker from the 3-state checkbox, instead of a checkmark
i just like the look of the "fill-in" instead of the checkmark
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com error saying the "Workbook Activate method failed"
Is there any way for me to get out of this? Does anyone have any idea
how to bring other workbooks into focus using this activex scheme? Or
am i approaching this from the completely wrong angle?
thanks to anyone who can get past
the
other computer is the server.
How can this be, given that this asymmetry does not exist when both
computers are wired.
Please let me know if you need any more information,
Thanks again to all who have been helping with this,
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lookup?
Thanks for all the suggestions,
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client), but slow when both computers are wireless and the
desktop is the client (while the laptop is the server).
I guess i am just curious as to what possible thing (most likely in
software, as we have discovered) could cause this assymetry.
Thanks for any ideas,
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Thanks Istvan,
But if it's a problem with the software, why does the server work
great when wired (i.e. not wireless)...that's the weird part.
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ble!)
Note: this is for the condition that is SLOW.
Hope this helps
Thanks again,
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ic.
Thanks again for the rapid response!
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d computer speed cannot matter here, right, since, in the wired
conditions, both computers performed equally.
The server is almost entirely based on the server found at:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/259148
If anyone has a clue, please tell.
Thanks,
jojoba
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