On 03/04/2010 01:59 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
OK. I had assumed, since it returned an object, that I could call a
function and get back the python result. I didn't use eval, because eval is
restricted to 1 expression, and so couldn't do something like:
'''
sys.path.append('./')
import module
module.F (3)'''
which is what I was trying to do
OK. If you want to do this once, this seems a good approach. However,
for doing it repeatedly it might be better to first execute the
"startup" code, such that "module" ends up in a dictionary ("global", in
my case). Then you can run eval() on the expression you'd like to get
the result of:
exec(code, global);
for(...)
{
int result = extract<int>(eval("module.F(3)", global));
...
}
Thus you only need to execute common startup code once.
Stefan
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