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Introduction
Helpers to play with C# and Python. It can easily compile and wrap a C# function into Python:
from csharpy.runtime import create_cs_function
code = "public static double SquareX(double x) {return x*x ; }"
SquareX = create_cs_function("SquareX", code)
print(SquareX(4))
The module relies on pythonnet.
Installation
Windows
pip install csharpy
Linux
Follow the instructions described in config.yml.
History
current - 2019-01-08 - 0.00Mb
9: implements sphinx extension runcsharp (2018-08-19)
8: catch standard output and error when running a C# script (2018-08-19)
5: run unit tests for C# (2018-06-16)
6: add Debug and Release folder in assemblies (2018-06-14)
0.1.53 - 2018-05-20 - 0.02Mb
2: fix CI (2018-05-20)
1: first commit (2018-05-17)
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