Hi,
I need to embed an user-supplied python function body in a C program.
That is, the user has no control over the function definition:
def afunction():
<here goes user code>
Now, the problem is that I can't just append the supplied string,
because I need to properly indent it which isn't trivial - just adding
a tab in front of every line won't do. I'm considering two approaches:
1) write an indent function which is more aware of python syntax;
2) use the python lexxer and work with parse trees.
I've done some experiments with 2). The idea was to parse the following
program:
def afunction():
pass
and the user supplied string (as a complete program) separately, then
replace the <suite> node in the function definition with one including
the statements from the user program.
I've got something that seems to work (but getting
allocation/deallocation right requires some work), but it seems to me
it's a bit awkward. Is the PyNode_* interface public and stable? Is it
ok to use it?
Any advice? Am I missing something? Should I try approach 1)?
TIA,
.TM.
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