IronPython: Provide (or not) Argument for by-ref Parameter
Python function may return multiple objects as a tuple. The .NET method can only return one object as the result of a call; in order to return more than one objects, by-ref parameters are needed. They...
View ArticleIronPython: explicitly choose one method
C# allows method overloading. Given an argument list, the compiler performs the overload resolution to select the best method to invoke. The chosen method token is baked into the assembly. IronPython...
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VisualStudio as my IronPython editor
The following steps are what I did to get Visual Studio ready as my IronPython (and IronRuby) editor. Install the latest internal dogfood build of Visual Studio 2008. you may use Visual Studio 2005 or...
View ArticleIronPython: Accessing the .NET Field
The .NET libraries normally do not expose the public field, but we can still find its’ presence for certain scenarios. IronPython treats the .NET fields like python attribute. For python attribute, the...
View ArticleILVisualizer VS2008 solution
I attached the ILVisualizer VS2008 solution in this post. There is no source code update; the only change is to upgrade the Microsoft.VisualStudio.DebuggerVisualizers.dll reference from version 8.0.0.0...
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SignatureResolver (unfinished)
While writing the ILVisualizer for dynamic method late 2005, I’d like to show the local variable information as well; so I started working on the managed signature parser, at least to parse LocalVarSig...
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IronPython: ipyw.exe
Each IronPython binary release ships two executable files: ipy.exe and ipyw.exe. Their (only) difference is, ipy.exe is a console application and ipyw.exe is a windows application. So given the...
View ArticleIronPython: System.Array
When you start interop’ing with .NET in IronPython, sooner or later, you will find that you are in need of creating an array as argument. There are mainly 2 ways to create array objects: Array with...
View ArticleIronPython: System.Reflection.Assembly object
IronPython offers a little bit more love to the Assembly object instance: we can directly access the assembly’s top-level members (namespace, public type) via the dot operation. System.Reflection...
View ArticleILVisualizer 2010 Solution
The projects are set to be built against the .NET 4.0. ILVisualizer2010.zip
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