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[proper smelt]

Would it work to create a c# file that works with python together?

I am thinking about using c# to get graphical to let the user choose some alternative and then use python to calculate and structure it?

[main rampart]

You can make a webserver to communicate data.

[proper smelt]

Hmm interesting but I do not know if that is what I am after for this project

[rain mantle]

You could, indeed use a webserver and make basically 2 separate apps, but that would be a lot of overhead. I started to write about protocol buffers across IPC, but then i found this library
https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet

I don't really know much about C#, but it seems you can build your C# part a a dll, put it alongside your python app and

import clr
clr.AddReference('YourDLL')

from CSharpNamespace import method```

where CSharpNamespace is defined in C# obv

Also if you're just using C# for the windows APIs (winforms or such), maybe it'll be easier to just import them to python, without writing any C# glue

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