Hi Johan,
yes, I knew about Musks origins.
And yes, it would be again time for a visit to Africa, but it seems our next visit to the Southern Africa will go to Botswana.
This year is entirely North America - to Canada in May, and to the Yellowstone in August, after California around years end.
Wolfgang
New to X#? There are a lot of Pearls
New to X#? There are a lot of Pearls
Wolfgang Riedmann
Meran, South Tyrol, Italy
wolfgang@riedmann.it
https://www.riedmann.it - https://docs.xsharp.it
Meran, South Tyrol, Italy
wolfgang@riedmann.it
https://www.riedmann.it - https://docs.xsharp.it
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Phil Hepburn
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- Joined: Sun Sep 11, 2016 2:16 pm
New to X#? There are a lot of Pearls
Hi Wolfgang and guys !
Yes, I am enjoying my 'part' retirement doing much woodworking and house renovation.
It looks like the latest Bandol version was released to celebrate my (now past) 70th. birthday. Yes, I make Robert seem like a young boy ;-0)
I would have liked to visit Austin, but there were too many things in my way - sorry folks.
After withdrawing my annual funding from Microsoft for their Visual Studio 'support', I am surviving on the free public release of 2019.
I am interested to see if I can learn IronPython, and get it to work nicely with X~ and .NET
Does anyone think this a mad idea ? Just wanted a new and different project for when I run out of nice hardwood!
Best Regards to all my X# friends.
Phil (the Pearls man).
Yes, I am enjoying my 'part' retirement doing much woodworking and house renovation.
It looks like the latest Bandol version was released to celebrate my (now past) 70th. birthday. Yes, I make Robert seem like a young boy ;-0)
I would have liked to visit Austin, but there were too many things in my way - sorry folks.
After withdrawing my annual funding from Microsoft for their Visual Studio 'support', I am surviving on the free public release of 2019.
I am interested to see if I can learn IronPython, and get it to work nicely with X~ and .NET
Does anyone think this a mad idea ? Just wanted a new and different project for when I run out of nice hardwood!
Best Regards to all my X# friends.
Phil (the Pearls man).
New to X#? There are a lot of Pearls
Hi Phil,
Good to see you're still around.
A new project is always a good thing.
I've no idea about IronPython, so can't help you there.
So many other possibilities too that have my attention at the moment, like functional programming, AKKA.NET, Masstransit. But those are already in .NET.
And reading the Bible is of course always the best idea.
Good to see you're still around.
A new project is always a good thing.
I've no idea about IronPython, so can't help you there.
So many other possibilities too that have my attention at the moment, like functional programming, AKKA.NET, Masstransit. But those are already in .NET.
And reading the Bible is of course always the best idea.
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lumberjack
- Posts: 727
- Joined: Fri Sep 25, 2015 3:11 pm
- Location: South Africa
New to X#? There are a lot of Pearls
Hi Phil,
Good to hear from you. Just let us know, we can help you to burn some of those wood around a BBQ fire to draw you out of your absence from here, we need you to assist helping VFP guys learn to X#...
Anyway have fun!
Good to hear from you. Just let us know, we can help you to burn some of those wood around a BBQ fire to draw you out of your absence from here, we need you to assist helping VFP guys learn to X#...
Anyway have fun!
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Johan Nel
Boshof, South Africa
Johan Nel
Boshof, South Africa
New to X#? There are a lot of Pearls
Hi Phil,
I have done IronPython integration into C# apps and with the help of some COM interfaces I was able to use any late bound class inside a VO app. Very cool stuff. But never gone productive with the VO part.
The C# apps are using IronPython scripting for customizing the data layer.
Last month I have nearly finished the X# integration.
But to be honest the X# scripting capabilities are very good and I think I will replace IronPython over the time. There are some points where IronPyhon is better.
- Load and run scripts in a script at runtime is very easy
- COM handling is very powerfull
- call a specific function defined in a script
- define a function in a script and call it from your C#/X# app (very usefull for callbacks)
Regards,
Stefan
I have done IronPython integration into C# apps and with the help of some COM interfaces I was able to use any late bound class inside a VO app. Very cool stuff. But never gone productive with the VO part.
The C# apps are using IronPython scripting for customizing the data layer.
Last month I have nearly finished the X# integration.
But to be honest the X# scripting capabilities are very good and I think I will replace IronPython over the time. There are some points where IronPyhon is better.
- Load and run scripts in a script at runtime is very easy
- COM handling is very powerfull
- call a specific function defined in a script
- define a function in a script and call it from your C#/X# app (very usefull for callbacks)
Regards,
Stefan