Victor
Victor
I suggest we also add: `int(System.Boolean)`, `float(System.Boolean)`, and `float(System.*Int*)` Anything else you can think of?
Can you clarify? The bug is that `str` variable ends up being `System.Object[]`, and you expect it to be `PyObject`?
I believe this should be fixed now.
I am still trying to figure out if it is even necessary when you want to call functions via the pointer from `GetFunctionPointerForDelegate` instead of using Mono API.
Always check your types ) The three expressions perhaps surprisingly give values of two different types: the 1st and 3rd are Python `float` (which in CPython is a `float64`, so...
.NET configuration is per-executable, not per-DLL. You have a script that is a Python entry point, which loads the DLL. If the script were .NET executable, you'd create a .config...
> When I create a .NET executable That's because your executable has target .NET version set, so it gets implicit config. To do that you set `TargetFramework` in .csproj. If...
Lol, your point has no proof here. I just told you that the script should set the target framework, because the script is the entry point, and that's how it...
For the reference, token should go to https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet/settings/environments