In a message from ActiveState:
Hi Mike,

Visual Python as a product is a language support plug-in for the Python language
in Visual Studio .Net. It does NOT include support for creating .Net
applications that can be referenced in .Net.

If you want to integrate Python code with Mere Mortals ie calling Python code
from MM callbacks, you should look into the Win32 extensions of Python bundled
with ActivePython. If you want to create a GUI natively in Python code, you
might want to look into wxPython.

regards, Jeff
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so the answer is no. Interesting in that there is the impression that there are these .Net languages, but the question is how much does Smalltalk, Python and Eiffel for instance really participate in the .Net environment?

Mike

>>Kevin:
>>I was just interested (though i haven't learned c# yet) whether the Mere Mortals classes would work with www.activestate.com VisualPython?
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>>Mike
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>Since VisualPython is a .NET language, it should work OK. It looks like it comes with some sort of add-in or different editor, so you >might< lose some of the builder-type stuff included with MM's.