[IronPython] Python Standard Library in IronPython

[Kenneth Miller]

All,

>> This is a good idea, and I actually planned to do this for path  
>> manipulation
> some time ago, named "clipath" (analogy to "ntpath", "posixpath",  
> etc.).
> Another obvious candidate is "clidom", reusing .NET's DOM classes.

How would these modules be structured, I'd simply just recreate what  
we need out of the standard library using .NETs classes. So for  
instance for os.path i'd literally write a new module. I've got the  
pure python implementation of elementtree along PDIS-XPATH for xpath  
operations. I've written a few modules here:

http://github.com/xkenneth/gpath/tree/master
http://github.com/xkenneth/gxml/tree/master

I'd like to proceed with this, so why don't we lay some plans out.

Regards,
Ken

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