IronPython实战指南2012：核心技术详解

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《IronPython in Action 2012》是一本由Michael J. Foord和Christian Muirhead合著的专业技术书籍，它专注于介绍和实践IronPython，一种Python编程语言的.NET版本，它允许开发者在Windows、Mac OS X和Linux等平台上利用.NET框架的强大功能。本书旨在帮助读者深入理解IronPython的核心概念，以及如何将其应用于实际项目中。封面提及的“Foreword by Jim Hugunin”可能意味着Jim Hugunin为这本书写了序言，他可能是 IronPython 的知名支持者或技术专家，对语言的未来发展和价值提供了见解。书名中的"In Action"系列强调了该书的实践导向，旨在通过实例和案例展示，让读者掌握IronPython的实用技巧和最佳实践。书中包含了丰富的教程，从基础语法讲解到高级特性的探索，包括如何利用IronPython与.NET框架进行无缝集成，操作.NET对象，以及如何编写高性能、可维护的代码。此外，书中还可能涉及模块和库的使用，比如IronPython对于WMI（Windows Management Instrumentation）和.NET Remoting的支持，以及与其他.NET语言如C#的交互。版权页信息表明，这本书是在2009年由Manning Publications Co.出版，享有所有权利，未经许可不得复制、存储或以任何形式传播，包括电子版和机械复制。书中提到的制造商和销售商的产品名称和商标，反映了作者尊重知识产权的态度，且某些产品名称已按照标准格式加粗以示识别。整体来看，《IronPython in Action 2012》是一本适合有一定Python基础并希望扩展到.NET环境的开发者使用的参考书籍，它提供了全面的实战指导，有助于读者提升在.NET平台上的Python开发能力。同时，对于想要了解IronPython生态系统及其在企业级应用中的角色的读者来说，这本书也是一份宝贵的资源。

CONTENTS

15.4 Using DLR objects from other .NET languages 409

Expressions, functions, and Python types 409

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Dynamic operations

with ObjectOperations 412

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The built-in Python functions and

modules 414

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The future of interacting with dynamic objects 417

15.5 Summary 418

appendix A A whirlwind tour of C#

419

appendix B Python magic methods

433

appendix C For more information

445

index

449

Licensed to Deborah Christiansen <pedbro@gmail.com>

FOREWORD

xviii

After getting over my initial skepticism, I’ve grown to love the CLR and .NET as

much as Python. While no platform is perfect, this is the closest we’ve ever come to a

universal runtime that can cleanly support a variety of different programming lan-

guages. Even more exciting to me is that the team is committed to the multi-language

story and we’ve got great projects like the

DLR, IronRuby, and F# to keep extending

the range of languages that can coexist on this platform. I’ve even grown to like C# as

the most enjoyable and versatile statically typed programming language I’ve used.

As the architect for IronPython, I like to believe that it’s such a simple and elegant

combination of the Python language and the .

NET platform that it needs no docu-

mentation. After all, who could possibly not know that they should use

clr.Reference

to pass an out parameter to a .NET method? I guess that it’s assumptions like that one

that would make me a poor choice for writing a book teaching people about Iron-

Python. The best choice for writing a book like this would be a long-term user who’s

deeply engaged with the community and who has been trying to understand and

explain the system to others for years. Now, if only we could find such a person…

I first met Michael Foord in July of 2006. I was preparing an IronPython talk for

the

OSCON conference in Portland, Oregon. This was going to be an exciting talk

where I’d announce that the final release of IronPython 1.0 was weeks away. This was a

terrible time to be preparing a talk since my mind and time were occupied with all the

details of the actual release. To further complicate things, this was the Open Source

Convention, and I knew that I needed to show IronPython running on Linux in order

to have credibility with this audience. Unfortunately, I didn’t have the time to set up a

Linux box and get some useful demos running. Oddly enough, my coworkers (at

Microsoft) didn’t have any spare Linux boxes running in their offices that I could bor-

row for a few screen shots.

I did a desperate internet search for “IronPython Linux” and one of the places that

led me to was a blog called voidspace. There I found a tutorial on how to use Windows

Forms with IronPython. The reason this tutorial showed up was that it included screen

caps of the samples running under both Windows and Linux. This was just what I was

looking for! By stealing these pictures for my talk I could show people IronPython

running on Linux and also point them to an excellent online tutorial to help them

learn more about using IronPython than I could cover in a 45-minute talk.

I had a few hesitations about including this reference in my talk. I didn’t know any-

thing about the author except that his screen name was Fuzzyman and that he had a

personal blog that was subtitled, “the strange and deluded ramblings of a rather odd

person.” However, I really liked the simple tutorial and I was incredibly happy to have

some nice Linux samples to show the

OSCON crowd. I was most grateful at the time to

this person that I’d never met for helping me out of this jam.

Fuzzyman turned out to be Michael Foord and one of the authors of the book you

have in your hands now. Since that first online tutorial, Michael has been helping peo-

ple to use IronPython through more online samples, presentations at conferences,

and through active contributions to the IronPython users mailing list. I couldn’t think

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