Hello,
i need to translate following C# method to the same IronPhyton method
private void GetTP(string name, out string ter, out int prov)
{
ter = 2;
prov = 1;
}
Hello,
i need to translate following C# method to the same IronPhyton method
private void GetTP(string name, out string ter, out int prov)
{
ter = 2;
prov = 1;
}
In python (and consequently in IronPython) you cannot change a parameter that is not mutable (like strings)
So you can't directly traslate the given code to python, but you must do something like:
def GetTP(name):
return tuple([2, 1])
and when you call it you must do:
retTuple = GetTP(name)
ter = retTuple[0]
prov = retTuple[1]
that is the same behaviour when in IronPython you call a C# method containing out/ref parameters.
In fact, in that case IronPython returns a tuple of out/ref parameters, and if there's a return value is the first in the tuple.
EDIT: actually it's possible to override a method with out/ref parameters, look here:
http://ironpython.net/documentation/dotnet/dotnet.html#methods-with-ref-or-out-parameters