ironpython

Does beautiful soup work with iron python? If so with which version of iron python? How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)? I was asking myself this same question and after struggling to follow advice here and elsewhere to get IronPython and BeautifulSoup to play nicely with my existing code I decided to go looking for an alternative native .NET solution. BeautifulSoup is a wonderful bit of code and at first it didn't look like there was anything comparable available for .NET, but then I found the

I have a simple IronPython script: # Foo.py import os def main(): print( "Hello" ) if "__main__" == __name__: main() It runs fine and prints Hello if I run it with IronPython as: ipy Foo.py Following the instructions given in IronPython - how to compile exe , I compiled this IronPython script to a EXE using: ipy pyc.py /main:Foo.py /target:exe Executing Foo.exe gives this error: Unhandled Exception: IronPython.Runtime.Exceptions.ImportException: No module named os at Microsoft.Scripting.Runtime.LightExceptions.CheckAndThrow(Object value) at DLRCachedCode.__main__$1(CodeContext $globalContext,

I saw that numpy can be used from IronPython : https://www.enthought.com/repo/.iron/ Is it possible to install and import scikit in IronPython? Im trying to interface between a module written in python 2.7 with scikit and an external COM object with IronPython... Thanks IronPython is certainly not supported by scikit-learn, and I doubt that it'll work without significant effort. The NumPy and SciPy for IronPython document describes the porting effort required for SciPy, and this has certainly not been done for scikit-learn, which too depends heavily on Cython-generated C code (unless someone

What's the equivalent of this in IronPython? Is it just a try-finally block? using (var something = new ClassThatImplementsIDisposable()) { // stuff happens here } IronPython supports using IDisposable with with statement, so you can write something like this: with ClassThatImplementsIDisposable() as something: pass Reed Copsey IronPython (as of the 2.6 release candidates) supports the with statement, which wraps an IDisposable object in a manner similar to using. With statement . For example: with open("/temp/abc") as f: lines = f.readlines() There is the with statement: http://www

I've got mssql 2005 running on my personal computer with a database I'd like to run some python scripts on. I'm looking for a way to do some really simple access on the data. I'd like to run some select statements, process the data and maybe have python save a text file with the results. Unfortunately, even though I know a bit about python and a bit about databases, it's very difficult for me to tell, just from reading, if a library does what I want. Ideally, I'd like something that works for other versions of mssql, is free of charge and licensed to allow commercial use, is simple to use, and

I am just looking into using IronPython with C# and cannot seem to find any great documentation for what I need. Basically I am trying to call methods from a .py file into a C# program. I have the following which opens the module: var ipy = Python.CreateRuntime(); var test = ipy.UseFile("C:\\Users\\ktrg317\\Desktop\\Test.py"); But, I am unsure from here how to get access to the method inside there. The example I have seen uses the dynamic keyword, however, at work I am only on C# 3.0. Thanks. See embedding on the Voidspace site. An example there, The IronPython Calculator and the Evaluator