[Python.NET] difference between commandline and dll

[Fülöp Dávid]

Hello 

 

I am new in python, so I don't know, what has to be worked, and what is
under 

development. 

 

But I have a problem: 

If use python for .net 2.0 alpha 2 and matplotlib 

If I run python2.4-UCS2\python.exe and I type the following code, then it is


working. (this is not the problem    ) 

 

import pylab as p 

def onclick(event):   

 print 'clicked' 

fig=p.figure() 

ax = fig.add_subplot(111) 

ax.plot(t1, s1, linewidth=1.0) 

 

fig.canvas.mpl_connect('button_press_event',cl) 

p.show() 

 

But if I want to run the following script by ironpython 2B3 with the
embedding module it did not work. 

 

from embedding import Import 

pyl=Import('pylab') 

fig = pyl.plt.figure() 

 

def onclick(event):   

 print 'clicked' 

 

cid = fig.canvas.mpl_connect('button_press_event', onclick) # it throws an
exception

pyl.show() 

 

I used python2.4-UCS2 dll and a necessary embedding.py. 

 

The problem is the onclick object. 

Why does it work only in the first case? 

 

The main reason for i am interested in is that I want to host ironpython in 

c# and I want use matplotlib in ironpython. 

 

Hi

Fulop David

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