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What would be the best solution to send data between Python and C#?
I'm currently working on a C# application that needs to take advantage of the python NLP library, "spaCy", to parse text into data (Dict/JSON) that can be used on C# application
The application currently runs the python script with a unique id as a parameter, python finds the a txt file to parse on the disk using the id as the filename, does it's thing.. (parse into object) then returns the id to the C#.
I'd like to avoid saving to disk if possible.
public string parse(string s)
{
process.Arguments = pythonscript + " " + s; //pythonscript = python script name, s = location of txt file to parse
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo = process;
p.Start();
return ((StreamReader)p.StandardOutput).ReadToEnd().Replace(System.Environment.NewLine, ".json"); //json location
}
c# python json
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
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I'm currently working on a C# application that needs to take advantage of the python NLP library, "spaCy", to parse text into data (Dict/JSON) that can be used on C# application
The application currently runs the python script with a unique id as a parameter, python finds the a txt file to parse on the disk using the id as the filename, does it's thing.. (parse into object) then returns the id to the C#.
I'd like to avoid saving to disk if possible.
public string parse(string s)
{
process.Arguments = pythonscript + " " + s; //pythonscript = python script name, s = location of txt file to parse
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo = process;
p.Start();
return ((StreamReader)p.StandardOutput).ReadToEnd().Replace(System.Environment.NewLine, ".json"); //json location
}
c# python json
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
1
Depending on your platform you can use some or any of these.
– Jan Christoph Terasa
Jan 2 at 15:03
.NET 4 and later should be able to call Python code directly. Look for the Dynamic Lang Runtime and IronPython
– bommelding
Jan 2 at 15:07
2
@bommelding trying IronPython now, Looks promising. Thank you
– Foxino
Jan 2 at 15:48
add a comment |
I'm currently working on a C# application that needs to take advantage of the python NLP library, "spaCy", to parse text into data (Dict/JSON) that can be used on C# application
The application currently runs the python script with a unique id as a parameter, python finds the a txt file to parse on the disk using the id as the filename, does it's thing.. (parse into object) then returns the id to the C#.
I'd like to avoid saving to disk if possible.
public string parse(string s)
{
process.Arguments = pythonscript + " " + s; //pythonscript = python script name, s = location of txt file to parse
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo = process;
p.Start();
return ((StreamReader)p.StandardOutput).ReadToEnd().Replace(System.Environment.NewLine, ".json"); //json location
}
c# python json
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
I'm currently working on a C# application that needs to take advantage of the python NLP library, "spaCy", to parse text into data (Dict/JSON) that can be used on C# application
The application currently runs the python script with a unique id as a parameter, python finds the a txt file to parse on the disk using the id as the filename, does it's thing.. (parse into object) then returns the id to the C#.
I'd like to avoid saving to disk if possible.
public string parse(string s)
{
process.Arguments = pythonscript + " " + s; //pythonscript = python script name, s = location of txt file to parse
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo = process;
p.Start();
return ((StreamReader)p.StandardOutput).ReadToEnd().Replace(System.Environment.NewLine, ".json"); //json location
}
c# python json
c# python json
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
asked Jan 2 at 15:01
FoxinoFoxino
112
112
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Depending on your platform you can use some or any of these.
– Jan Christoph Terasa
Jan 2 at 15:03
.NET 4 and later should be able to call Python code directly. Look for the Dynamic Lang Runtime and IronPython
– bommelding
Jan 2 at 15:07
2
@bommelding trying IronPython now, Looks promising. Thank you
– Foxino
Jan 2 at 15:48
add a comment |
1
Depending on your platform you can use some or any of these.
– Jan Christoph Terasa
Jan 2 at 15:03
.NET 4 and later should be able to call Python code directly. Look for the Dynamic Lang Runtime and IronPython
– bommelding
Jan 2 at 15:07
2
@bommelding trying IronPython now, Looks promising. Thank you
– Foxino
Jan 2 at 15:48
1
1
Depending on your platform you can use some or any of these.
– Jan Christoph Terasa
Jan 2 at 15:03
Depending on your platform you can use some or any of these.
– Jan Christoph Terasa
Jan 2 at 15:03
.NET 4 and later should be able to call Python code directly. Look for the Dynamic Lang Runtime and IronPython
– bommelding
Jan 2 at 15:07
.NET 4 and later should be able to call Python code directly. Look for the Dynamic Lang Runtime and IronPython
– bommelding
Jan 2 at 15:07
2
2
@bommelding trying IronPython now, Looks promising. Thank you
– Foxino
Jan 2 at 15:48
@bommelding trying IronPython now, Looks promising. Thank you
– Foxino
Jan 2 at 15:48
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Depending on your platform you can use some or any of these.
– Jan Christoph Terasa
Jan 2 at 15:03
.NET 4 and later should be able to call Python code directly. Look for the Dynamic Lang Runtime and IronPython
– bommelding
Jan 2 at 15:07
2
@bommelding trying IronPython now, Looks promising. Thank you
– Foxino
Jan 2 at 15:48