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PythonNet reviews and mentions
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Python's “Disappointing” Superpowers
Any .NET language with https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet
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A Simple Union Between .NET Core and Python
We’re going to be looking at Python for .NET in order to accomplish this goal. This library allows you to take advantage of Python installed on the running machine from within your .NET Core applications. You must configure it to point at the corresponding Python DLL that you’d like to use, and after a couple of lines of initialization you’re off to the races!
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.NET-compatible scripting languages for users to write their own scripts to query/manipulate objects/properties in the app
There is also PythonNET which is a wrapper around the actual C based Python implementation (python.org). I don't know about a sandboxing capability though.
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Create CPython extensions in .NET?
Maybe PythonNET can do what you need? http://pythonnet.github.io. My use case was embedding a Python engine into my app, but I believe you could use it to create a "module" for Python. I would recommend writing a wrapper that does the import clr and so forth automatically though, so the user doesn't have to do that themselves.
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Trying to run python.NET but haven't been successful
I have found this issue after searching but the workaround didn't work for me.
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Carbon Language: An experimental successor to C++
I don't know about Java, but it's trivial to import a .NET library in Python with a high-level mapping that takes care of everything GC-related automatically:
I don't see any reason why something like this cannot exist for Java, if it doesn't already.
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I went about learning Rust
Having a runtime does not, by itself, preclude interoperating with other languages that have their own runtime. Here's a project that does that for .NET and Python:
(Note that this is not a reimplementation of Python on top of CLR, but rather a bridge between CLR and CPython.)
The thing that makes FFI problematic in Go is green threads, which have their own stacks that nothing but Go understands. Thus, every FFI call has to arrange things to be what the callee expects, and you can't do async using goroutines across language boundaries (whereas callback-based solutions like promises work jsut fine).
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Is sending a Hashtable or custom object to python feasible?
There are solutions to integrate .NET (and hence, PoSh) and Python, for example this and this one. Pretty sure one of those can do what you're trying to accomplish without transferring the object data via a common data format.
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Tuesday Daily Thread: Advanced questions
I'm also aware to possibility to cross-compile(?) my python to CLR (https://ironpython.net/ and https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet ). But IT people said it is highly unpreferable as they will want to maintain/update the code, and will not be able to do so if the backend is still written in Python.
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