[IronPython] IronLanguages

[Matthias]

Am 29.03.2011, 18:57 Uhr, schrieb Bill Chiles <billchi at microsoft.com>:

> You'll want to look at the DLR overview doc and then the Sympl sample  
> walkthrough doc:
> http://dlr.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Docs%20and%20specs&referringTitle=Home&ProjectName=dlr

Thanks for the link, it will keep me busy for a while :)

> You'll want to type the parameter to testComplexObject as 'dynamic' and

I was assuming testComplexObject came out of some third party c# library  
which I cannot change. So making it dynamic is not possible.

> implement IDMOP on JSObject, which you can see how to do from the Sympl  
> sample.  Now, the Sympl sample is VERY light on real .NET bindin, but if  
> it all maps to GetProp/SetProp, then maybe this is fine.  If you might  
> flow into your code a regular C# object (not just a JSObj), then you may  
> want to make use of the DefaultBinder from the DLR project, which is  
> what the Iron languages use to get much richer binding.  You could also  
> make use of the C# runtime binder to get C#'s semantics for binding  
> members of objects at runtime, but you get that for free if you declare  
> the parameter 'dynamic' and have your JSOjbectMetaObject simply punt  
> whenever the object is not a derived type of JSObject.  You get that for  
> free because you'll call back on the binder at the obj.message call  
> site, and C# will have compiled that callsite to use its binder.

Ok, I need to read more of the document and apply what I learned to what  
you just said :)

Thanks for your help!

-Matthias