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I have a .cs file like namespace SomeNamepace { public struct SomeStruct { .... } public static class SomeClass { .... } So far I use it with PythonNET like import clr clr.AddReference('c:\\Test\Module.dll') from SomeNamepace import SomeClass, SomeStruct SomeClass.SomeMethod(...) My problem is now that I need to work with dlls with identical names and no version number set, so PythonNET will not see them as two different dlls but as the same. Even if I import them using the full path with AddReference. Now I would like to use them explicitly as stated here: Python for .NET: Using same .NET

I have some python code that does a certain task. I need to call this code from C# without converting the python file as an .exe, since the whole application is built on C#. How can I do this? If your python code can be executed via IronPython then this is definitely the way to go - it offers the best interop and means that you will be able to use .Net objects in your scripts. There are many ways to invoke IronPython scripts from C# ranging from compiling the script up as an executable to executing a single script file or event dynamically executing expressions as they are typed in by the user

I have the following problem: I got an old application which is written in python. This application allows the user to specify small python steps which will be executed, python steps are basically small python scripts, I call them steps because the execution of this application involves other steps like executing something from commandline. These python steps are stored as python code in an xml file. Now I want to rewrite the application by using C# .NET. Is there a best practise solution to do something like this? I don't want to call python as external programm and pass the actual python

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

I downloaded Python for .NET . Inside the zip is clr.pyd , nPython.exe , Python.Runtime.dll and 2 debug database files. I put the clr.pyd and Python.Runtime.dll in my python DLLs dir C:\Python27\DLLs thinking this is all that's needed for installation. I then open up the Python GUI and type import clr and I get: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#2>", line 1, in <module> import clr SystemError: dynamic module not initialized properly New to python but not .NET and want to use the CPython and not IronPython. What am I missing in this installation? The readme of Python for .NET