Trent Mick trentm at ActiveState.com
Thu Jul 24 12:40:28 EDT 2003

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[Matt Gerrans wrote]
> "Trent Mick" wrote:
> > > If your Python code could thereby access the .NET libraries, that
> > > would be another story.   That would be like Jython for .NET.   I
> > > was hoping that was what Active State's Python-in-VS.NET-thingy
> > > was, but alas it was too good to be true: it is only (so far) a
> > > color-syntaxing Python editor that takes two or three minutes to
> > > load up.
> >
> > You are mixing up two difference ideas. ActiveState's VisualPython is a
> > plugin for VS.NET to provide all the IDE stuff (like editting,
> > debugging, interactive shell, help, intellisense, etc) for Python
> > programmers.
> 
> Uh, isn't that pretty much what I said?   I don't think I mixed up the
> ideas.   I only said that what ActiveState's Visual Python was and what I
> was originally hoping it would be were not the same.

Okay, fair enough. It was my mistake in reading your post, then.

Apologies,
Trent

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