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When I used Visual Studio 2008 I could install IronPython + IronPython Integrated IDE + Visual Studio Shell Integrated Mode and then my Visual Studio would parse .py files and highlight its syntax.

I tried the same with Visual Studio 2010 beta 2 with no success. Where is the catch? Should I wait a bit longer for new releases or there is a shortcut?

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daftspaniel
It worked, and this solution works even if you only have VS2010 (no IronPython etc)
Jader Dias
The above link doesn't seem to be working, can you please fix it?
Shimmy
Those extensions only supported VS 2010 Beta 2. The IronPython team will be releasing their own extensions for VS 2010 RTM within the next couple of weeks.
Jeff Hardy
They produced new extensions for RTM, it's on CTP3 now, a vsix file.
Shimmy
The location of the .vsix file that Shimmy mentions is here -- http://ironpython.net/tools/download/
Gordon Broom