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Googled "powershell ironpython" and got this[0] as first result. Before that, I was going to point out that IronPython, despite it's performance issues and nitp
by dr_zoidberg 11y ago
Googled "powershell ironpython" and got this[0] as first result. Before that, I was going to point out that IronPython, despite it's performance issues and nitpicky differences (there's no 'struct' module, but there's '_struct', which is... struct and they somehow forgot to rename) is still considered a .NET language.
If there's anything wrong with the article (for one thing, it's 4 yo), please point it out. I just brought this up because the IronPython part of .NET is usually forgotten, though still there and has some interesting uses.
[0] http://www.pythondiary.com/blog/Jun.26,2012/ironpython-and-microsofts-powershell.html http://www.pythondiary.com/blog/Jun.26,2012/ironpython-and-m...
- Touche 11y agoYou're missing my point.
- dr_zoidberg 11y agoCould you please be more explicit about it then? The part about the .NET objects has already been addressed by others, and I actually like that -- right now at work we're wrestling with a few command line applications that output text (in full UNIX-style) and it's a mess to parse the thing, because it's so badly documented. If we had objects as a result it'd be glorious (not that PS would help, this isn't a bash script we're working with/against).
- Touche 11y ago> Could you please be more explicit about it then? Sure, it doesn't work with CPython. I shouldn't need to be that explicit though, bring up IronPython is one hell of a nit.