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I want to use a C# DLL in Python, and I want to create an instance of the C# class.
I have tried to below things:
import sys
sys.path.append(r"C:MyProjectsTest")
import clr
clr.AddReference(r"Test.dll")
from Test import Test
but it is not working
c# python-3.x
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
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I want to use a C# DLL in Python, and I want to create an instance of the C# class.
I have tried to below things:
import sys
sys.path.append(r"C:MyProjectsTest")
import clr
clr.AddReference(r"Test.dll")
from Test import Test
but it is not working
c# python-3.x
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
Can you give an example of the source code of Test.dll?
– Atto Allas
Jan 3 at 3:06
what is error??
– Common Man
Jan 3 at 3:38
In python you better not use the name test? It may be confused with the original test package. Then, are namespace/assemblyname, classname, filename all Test? That would make it difficult to isolate the problem. You'd better name them differently.
– kunif
Jan 3 at 4:36
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I want to use a C# DLL in Python, and I want to create an instance of the C# class.
I have tried to below things:
import sys
sys.path.append(r"C:MyProjectsTest")
import clr
clr.AddReference(r"Test.dll")
from Test import Test
but it is not working
c# python-3.x
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
I want to use a C# DLL in Python, and I want to create an instance of the C# class.
I have tried to below things:
import sys
sys.path.append(r"C:MyProjectsTest")
import clr
clr.AddReference(r"Test.dll")
from Test import Test
but it is not working
c# python-3.x
c# python-3.x
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
edited Jan 3 at 2:59
Cinder Biscuits
2,6021526
2,6021526
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
asked Jan 3 at 2:49
Hari Sankar v mHari Sankar v m
11
11
Can you give an example of the source code of Test.dll?
– Atto Allas
Jan 3 at 3:06
what is error??
– Common Man
Jan 3 at 3:38
In python you better not use the name test? It may be confused with the original test package. Then, are namespace/assemblyname, classname, filename all Test? That would make it difficult to isolate the problem. You'd better name them differently.
– kunif
Jan 3 at 4:36
add a comment |
Can you give an example of the source code of Test.dll?
– Atto Allas
Jan 3 at 3:06
what is error??
– Common Man
Jan 3 at 3:38
In python you better not use the name test? It may be confused with the original test package. Then, are namespace/assemblyname, classname, filename all Test? That would make it difficult to isolate the problem. You'd better name them differently.
– kunif
Jan 3 at 4:36
Can you give an example of the source code of Test.dll?
– Atto Allas
Jan 3 at 3:06
Can you give an example of the source code of Test.dll?
– Atto Allas
Jan 3 at 3:06
what is error??
– Common Man
Jan 3 at 3:38
what is error??
– Common Man
Jan 3 at 3:38
In python you better not use the name test? It may be confused with the original test package. Then, are namespace/assemblyname, classname, filename all Test? That would make it difficult to isolate the problem. You'd better name them differently.
– kunif
Jan 3 at 4:36
In python you better not use the name test? It may be confused with the original test package. Then, are namespace/assemblyname, classname, filename all Test? That would make it difficult to isolate the problem. You'd better name them differently.
– kunif
Jan 3 at 4:36
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Can you give an example of the source code of Test.dll?
– Atto Allas
Jan 3 at 3:06
what is error??
– Common Man
Jan 3 at 3:38
In python you better not use the name test? It may be confused with the original test package. Then, are namespace/assemblyname, classname, filename all Test? That would make it difficult to isolate the problem. You'd better name them differently.
– kunif
Jan 3 at 4:36