I just run it in a fresh Win2k3 install and it crashes. I tried running python.exe demo/helloform.py first and it crashed then just decided to try python.exe alone and that's a problem. Any idea what's up?
mmm... I just tried on a w2k3 box, and what I got was: - startup from cygwin shell works ok - startup from cmd shell works ok - double-click on python.exe - crashes :( It doesn't do this on XP. I'll have to dig into this one.
Will this let me develop .net web applications in Python as I would in C#?
I understand you are embedding Python, similar to me embedding Python for use in Delphi applications. Would this work for web development or would I have all sorts of wrappers for my Python code in a first class language like C# which might just be calling to execute the Python code?
It doesn't allow you define types that are directly visible at compile-time to C#, etc., so you probably would have to implement some sort of "pass- through" to delegate to your Python code. It should be possible to come up with a generic dispatcher though, so you wouldn't necessarily have to write a lot of wrappers. Brian Lloyd brian@zope.com V.P. Engineering 540.361.1716 Zope Corporation http://www.zope.com