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How to export C# methods?

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How can we export C# methods? I have a dll and I want to use its methods in the Python language with the ctypes module. Because I need to use the ctypes module, I need to export the C# methods for them to be visible in Python. So, how can I export the C# methods (like they do in C++)? Contrary to popular belief, this is possible. See here . With the normal Python implementation ("CPython"), you can't, at least not directly. You could write native C wrappers around our C# methods using C++/CLI , and call these wrappers from Python. Or, you could try IronPython . This lets you run Python code

Can scikit be used from IronPython?

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问题 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 回答1: 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

How to load a C# dll in python?

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how can I load a c# dll in python? Do I have to put some extra code in the c# files? (like export in c++ files) I don't want to use IronPython. I want to import a module to Python! Vivek Bernard This is to answer the second part of your Question Try making the DLL COM visible. by using the [ComVisible(true)] Ok IronPython is a .net implemenatation of the Python language The technology is going to use the DLR of the .net 4.0 when it arrives so IronPython will have more Dynamism (is that a word). (In english if you're a Python guru, you'll feel more at home when you use IronPython) So you may

Calling a C# library from python

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Anyone can share a working example on how to call a simple C# library (actually its WPF) from python code? (I have tried using IronPython and had too much trouble with unsupported CPython library my python code is using so I thought of trying the other way around and calling my C# code from Python). Here is the example I was playing with: using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.EnterpriseServices; namespace DataViewerLibrary { public interface ISimpleProvider { [DispIdAttribute(0)] void Start(); } [ComVisible(true)] [ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.None)] public class PlotData :

How to load a C# dll in python?

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问题 how can I load a c# dll in python? Do I have to put some extra code in the c# files? (like export in c++ files) I don\'t want to use IronPython. I want to import a module to Python! 回答1: This is to answer the second part of your Question Try making the DLL COM visible. by using the [ComVisible(true)] Ok IronPython is a .net implemenatation of the Python language The technology is going to use the DLR of the .net 4.0 when it arrives so IronPython will have more Dynamism (is that a word). (In

Calling a C# library from python

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问题 Anyone can share a working example on how to call a simple C# library (actually its WPF) from python code? (I have tried using IronPython and had too much trouble with unsupported CPython library my python code is using so I thought of trying the other way around and calling my C# code from Python). Here is the example I was playing with: using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.EnterpriseServices; namespace DataViewerLibrary { public interface ISimpleProvider { [DispIdAttribute(0)]

How do I run a Python script from C#?

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问题 This sort of question has been asked before in varying degrees, but I feel it has not been answered in a concise way and so I ask it again. I want to run a script in Python. Let\'s say it\'s this: if __name__ == \'__main__\': with open(sys.argv[1], \'r\') as f: s = f.read() print s Which gets a file location, reads it, then prints its contents. Not so complicated. Okay, so how do I run this in C#? This is what I have now: private void run_cmd(string cmd, string args) { ProcessStartInfo start