I wanted to change interpreter to IronPython in Visual Studio 2010 with Python Tools for Visual Studio. Last time I hadn't problems with this I got CPython and IronPython on list but now IronPython magically disappeared. After this I tried to restore it and done this:
I reinstalled PTVS, this still didn't helped
I reinstalled IronPython in system and still nothing
So I thought to add this entry manual but I don't know what should I enter there. I can still create project in IronPython and IntelliSense properly suggest me assembles.
Could you show me how to force PTVS to rescan to look for IronPython or what should I enter to add this entry manually.
You probably are running the latest version of IronPython and re-installed PTVS. PTVS currently installs IronPython support conditionally on whether or not it detects that IronPython is installed. Something changed in the latest version of IronPython and the PTVS installer fails to detect that IronPython is installed.
The good news is you can manually select to install IronPython support. First un-install, then start the installer and on the very first screen there's an Advanced button. Click on that and when the feature tree comes up change IronPython support to be installed.
We've changed this for 1.5 so we'll always install IronPython support by default, so in the future this won't be an issue.
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I have done the following:
Installed Visual Studio Community 2017 (with all the python tools).
Installed the newest version of IronPython from the IronPython website using the MSI installer.
Opened VSC2017, went all the way to Python, no IronPython project is showing up.
Now I repeated these steps by uninstalling everything and reinstalling 20XX VSC, same thing happens.
I have no idea what I am doing wrong at this point, I've been through every readme and youtube video I can find on the issue.
I am getting this problem when trying to launch SQL Server Management Studio 2017. The installation finished with no problems.
problem1
I have reinstalled SSMS, C++ redistributables, .NET Framework 4.5 4.6 4.7, several times, and it keeps the same.
The only thing I can’t install is visual studio 2015 shell isolated. When I try to install, it says the following:
problem2
If I uninstall .NET Framework, and try to install VS Shell isolated, it keeps poping the same screen but with a button of "Accept and install", then it begin to install .NET Framework 4.6 and the screen closes suddenly.
It seems the shell isolated doesnt recognize .NET Framework is installed already, but other software like Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition works perfectly.
It appears in control panel, but if I right-click it, says "change", and then the same screen saying .NET Framework appears.
problem3
Any solution ?
EDIT: I could fix it upgrading to Windows 10. Thanks!
I had a similar issue and fixed it in this way : first I removed all the frameworks I could. After rebooting I removed all the visual c runtime I could. Then, I rebooted again.
After rebooting, I installed in order all the visual c runtime, each bundle in a couple, where x86 was the first. I skipped those who said they were already installed. Finally I installed the framework 4.5.
VS shell should install fine. The issue is due to visual c runtime 2015 being almost compatible with visual c runtime 2017. However, if you manually download and install each version in publication order, the detection should work correctly.
Warning: make a system backup before starting and download all the installers before starting the uninstallation, as after rebooting, certain software may fail as their dependencies could be missing (for example antivirus).
I'm just getting started with Python and I want to use Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition (VS) for writing my code. However, after diligently following the instructions on GitHub (1) Install PTVS 2.2.2 (2) Install Windows Python 3.4.4, VS cannot find the Python interpreter and run the code. When I attempt to do so for VS manually via Options > Python Tools > Environment Option, all the buttons are greyed out (I cannot enter information) as well as the Python Environment Window
I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, repairing and modifying VS, PTVS and Python 3.4 but to no avail. Is there something I'm missing? Much appreciate the help!
Right-tap the lower-left corner and choose Run in the Quick Access
Menu.
Type regedit and tap OK in the Run dialog. Go to:
KEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\PythonTools\Interpreters
Delete or Rename folder in this directory (you can see that some keys are referring to the 3.6 version).
Start Visual Studio 2015.
It seems Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition does not like Python 3.6.
If you just edit the registry:
KEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\PythonTools\Interpreters
as Luciano suggested, and replace the version key from 3.6 to 3.5 it works.
I have ReSharper 7 installed against Visual Studio 2012 and am looking to upgrade to version 8 now that I have purchased an upgrade license.
How do I upgrade?
Do I have to uninstall then reinstall, or can I apply my license code within Visual Studio via the ReSharper options and it automatically takes care of the update?
Just follow the installation instructions on the download page and it will upgrade you automatically. The old version will be uninstalled and the new version installed in its place. You won't be able to have both versions installed simultaniously.
The new version needs to be downloaded from the JetBrains website and then installed over the existing version.
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/download/
There are several options when installing the new version, you can run both versions simultaneously or automatically uninstall previous versions.
I know this is an old question, but in the newer versions of VS (2019 in my case) and/or ReSharper, there is a menu option from within VS to check for updates.
Extensions --> ReSharper --> Help --> Check For Updates
Then follow the bouncing ball to upgrade the components you have installed. You need to restart VS after the install for it to take effect though.
I installed IronPython.msi from Codeplex (http://www.codeplex.com/IronPython/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=8365) and expected to see an entry for IronPython in VS08 (professional) when I go to create a new project but it is not listed.
Where and what does this install add to my system?
Am I missing something?
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Try installing IronPython Studio. Be careful - it seems to use an older version of IronPython.
IronPython does not have any VS Integration. The link in your question simply installs the commandline tool. The default folder is IronPython 2.0 under ProgramFiles. That is the only thing that gets installed on your machine.
I'm not sure if IronPython Studio that #gimel points supports IPy 2.0 - probably not.
The latest version of IronPython (2.7 Beta 1, as of this writing) includes support for Visual Studio 2010, but not earlier editions.