Stefan Seefeld a écrit :
Jérémie Delaitre wrote:
Ok, I have find a way to resolve all of my problem.
I simply declare a new custom type which is callable.
This way, when the user type in python 'myObj.myFunc(...)',
mytype_getattro is called
with 'myObj' as self and 'myFunc' as arg. Then, I return a new
instance of the callable type
which is fill with all the information I need to identify the
function. Then python simply call the
functor.
From this and your previous mail it doesn't sound as if you used any
boost.python for this. Any reason for that ?
Regards,
Stefan
We are not using boost.python because we already have a system which
allow us to bind members, methods, ... into a metaclass.
We just want to publish these metaclasses into Python.
As we already declare our bindings, we do not want to declare another
one for Python. Moreover, we want to support other script engine.
Thus, we do not want to declare bindings for each but rather give to the
script engines an access to our custom system.
Regards,
Jérémie Delaitre
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