If you create a .NET base class that has an indexer, and then create a .NET derived class, that derived class used in Python cannot access the indexer. You can access existing properties though just fine.
import clr
clr.AddReference("PythonTest")
import PythonTest
a = PythonTest.IndexerBase()
b = PythonTest.Indexer()
print("count of items from base class: %i" % a.Count)
print("count of items from derived class: %i" % b.Count)
print("printing base class value: %s" % a[1])
print("printing derived class value: %s" % b[1]) #ERROR HEREPythonTest Library.zip
If you create a .NET base class that has an indexer, and then create a .NET derived class, that derived class used in Python cannot access the indexer. You can access existing properties though just fine.
PythonTest Library.zip