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I have a .csv file encoded in UTF-8, which contains both latin and cyrillic symbols. ;F1;F2;abcdefg3;F200 ;ABSOLUTE;NOMINAL;NOMINAL;NOMINAL o1;1;USA;Новосибирск;1223 I'm trying to execute following script in IronPython 2.7.1: import codecs f = codecs.open(r"file.csv", "rb", "utf-8") f.next() During the execution of f.next() an exception occurs: Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\Extensions\Microsoft\Python Tools for Visual Studio\1.1\visualstudio_py_repl.py", line 492, in run_file_as_main code.Execute(self.exec_mod) File "<string>

Would you recommend Iron Ruby, Iron Python, or PowerShell for making a C# application a script host? After some quick tinkering, right now I'm leaning towards powershell for two main reasons (note these a purely my opinions and if they are wrong, I'd love to know!!!): 1) It's simple to create a runspace with classes in your application; therefor it's easy to make your application scriptable. 2) I've heard some rumors that IronRuby and IronPython are losing support from Microsoft, so they may be a poor long term solution? As this is my first time adding scripting to an application though, I'd

I'm calling an IronPython script and passing it a .NET object that contains a DateTime structure. I'm trying to use IronPython's JSON support to serialize the object as JSON. Everything works great until I encounter the .NET DateTime . How do I convert from the .NET DateTime to the IronPython datetime ? Anticipating that people might like to convert between these we actually make it really easy: import datetime from System import DateTime datetime.datetime(DateTime.Now) Artsiom Rudzenka As we know, the datetime type has the following structure: datetime(year, month, day[, hour[, minute[,

I have two python files: mainfile.py and subfile.py mainfile.py relies on some types in subfile.py. mainfile.py looks something like this. from subfile import * my_variable = [1,2,3,4,5] def do_something_with_subfile #Do something with things in the subfile. #Return something. I'm attempting to load mainfile.py up in C# and get the value of my_varaible, but I'm having some difficulty finding resources that adequately describe the relationships between the methods I'm calling and I, admittedly, don't know a ton about Python. Here's what I have written: var engine = Python.CreateEngine(); //Set

Am trying to provide a response from a Managers perspective to the question: What overall performance penalty will we incur if we write the application in IronPython instead of C#? This question is directed at those who might have already undertaken some testing, benchmarking or have completed a migration from C# to IronPython, in order to quantify the penalty. I created a C# console application (I'm not very good at C#), which basically encrypts an input file using a xor cipher. Code below: using System; using System.IO; using System.Text; using System.Diagnostics; namespace XorCryptor {