e*****r
发帖数: 379 | 1 Anybody has experience to glue C#, python,C together?
//C#: for its GUI WPF/Forms,and designing new dll/codes;
//python: because its libraries/and lots of ready codes
//C: many algorithms already in C!
Which way is better?
1) Using python as main tool: using VS.net C# for progamming dll
2) Using C# as main tool, while gluing python to C#
Again: I can't find any good examples (by google/MSDN) that gluing python to
C#.
Can you help to provide some examples?
Xks! | k***r
发帖数: 4260 | 2 太复杂了吧？:) How about IronPython for GUI and codecs (if the codecs are
available) and .NET assemblies compiled from C, provided you have source?
Python is good for glue code but not good for GUI. And it's not easy to be
glued. | l*t
发帖数: 18 | 3 GUI? use wxpython or pyqt
【在 k***r 的大作中提到】
: 太复杂了吧？:) How about IronPython for GUI and codecs (if the codecs are
: available) and .NET assemblies compiled from C, provided you have source?
: Python is good for glue code but not good for GUI. And it's not easy to be
: glued.
| b******n
发帖数: 592 | 4 you may want to check out IronPython, which is based on .net
to
【在 e*****r 的大作中提到】
: Anybody has experience to glue C#, python,C together?
: //C#: for its GUI WPF/Forms,and designing new dll/codes;
: //python: because its libraries/and lots of ready codes
: //C: many algorithms already in C!
: Which way is better?
: 1) Using python as main tool: using VS.net C# for progamming dll
: 2) Using C# as main tool, while gluing python to C#
: Again: I can't find any good examples (by google/MSDN) that gluing python to
: C#.
: Can you help to provide some examples?
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