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on Linux with Mono FileStream(String, FileMode) says no constructor matches #187
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Ubuntu-14.04LTS
Python-2.7
Python.NET latest development branch with #119 patch for setup.py
Mono-4.0.12 (Xamarin)
I know that Python.NET isn't officially supported on Linux with mono, but I thought for posterity I should report this and maybe I or someone else will find a fix for at a later date.
>>> import clr
>>> clr.AddReference("System.IO")
>>> from System.IO import FileStream, FileMode
>>> fs = FileStream('myfile.net', FileMode.Open)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-22-0478243743b3> in <module>()
----> 1 fs = FileStream('myfile.net', FileMode.Open)
TypeError: no constructor matches given arguments
The same exact commands work on IronPython, so I don't think it's mono. I think the way to solve this is to rebuild pythonnet with debugging and attach GDB to the python process and step through the .NET code. If/when I do this, I will update this ticket. ✌️
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tonyroberts commented on Mar 15, 2016
mono/linux is supported, so what you're trying to do is perfectly reasonable! There were some changes to the type conversion that may have broken this - try pull the #176 PR and see if that helps (it may not get merged in exactly its current state, but some fix like the one in there is needed).
den-run-ai commented on Mar 23, 2016
@mikofski this special case for enums has been merged to default develop branch. let us know if it does not work:
#176
JimSEOW commented on Jun 12, 2016
please share links which suggest it is possible to use python.NET in xamarin mono
den-run-ai commented on Jun 12, 2016
@JimSEOW can you open a separate issue for this? Mono from Xamarin is mainly used on Android and iOS, so mention your platform of interest.