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Python.Runtime causes casting errors when setting global vars #420
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Environment
- Pythonnet version: 2.2.2, strongly signed post-installation
- Python version: 2.7, 32bit
- Operating System: Windows 7, 64bit
Details
- Describe what you were trying to get done.
GLOB=1
def test_glob():
return GLOBMicrosoft (R) Roslyn C# Compiler version 1.2.0.60425
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> #r "C:\Python\Python27_32b\Lib\site-packages\Python.Runtime.dll"
> using Python.Runtime;
> dynamic test_glob; using (Py.GIL()) { test_glob = Py.Import("test_glob"); }
> test_glob.GLOB
[1]
> test_glob.GLOB=1
Unable to cast object of type 'System.Int32' to type 'Python.Runtime.PyObject'.
+ Python.Runtime.PyObject.TrySetMember(System.Dynamic.SetMemberBinder, object)
+ System.Dynamic.UpdateDelegates.UpdateAndExecute2<T0, T1, TRet>(System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallSite, T0, T1)
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den-run-ai commented on Mar 6, 2017
If this .NET issue, I'm using .NET 4.0
vmuriart commented on Mar 7, 2017
The above example works without signing the assembly?
Looks to be an issue with whatever post-build signing you are using or an issue only with Interactive (which doesn't work for me on any version of pythonnet). I added your test to the embedded tests on my local machine and ran them before and after strongname signing them as part of the build.
No issues either way.
vmuriart commented on Mar 7, 2017
All tests work as well post signing.
den-run-ai commented on Mar 7, 2017
Weird, I reproduced the issue on multiple machines, but using our internal key. Let me check with other keys.
vmuriart commented on Mar 8, 2017
I think its an issue w the 3rd party party program you mentioned you were using to sign the assemblies. I signed them as part of the build process, you can try with the artifacts from this build.
I'll push the changes from the master branch after v2.3.0 release.
den-run-ai commented on Mar 8, 2017
BTW, I use scriptcs, csi, and clrmagic interactively without any issues. csi requires 32-bit Python but it has very nice intellisense.
I'm guessing that my issue is specific to localized machine(s). I cannot reproduce with various keys, with VS or StrongNameSigner on Windows 10.
But the issue is reproducible on Windows 7.
Maybe I should start suspecting my antivirus :)
den-run-ai commented on Mar 8, 2017
ok, it looks like it is failing even without strong-named assembly.
This issue is resolved in the latest master, but failing on 2.2.2.
We need to add these tests for auto-fixed regression :)
vmuriart commented on Mar 8, 2017
I wonder which commit fixed it. I'll add the test I used earlier.
Add test for pyscript global variable casting
vmuriart commented on Mar 8, 2017
Test added. closing since solved at some point between v2.2.2 and latest commit.
vmuriart commented on Mar 8, 2017
32bit python is probably why it didn't work for me. weird behavior though, ive seen it mentioned a couple times now in other issues to use 32bit for hooking the debugger too.
Add test for pyscript global variable casting
Rebase with master (#2)