Hi Jeroen!
On 31 Jul., 02:30, Robert Bradshaw <[email protected]>
wrote:
> ...
> > In file A.pyx, I have
> > cdef MyClass myobj
> > cdef class MyClass:
> > [...]
>
> > In file A.pxd, I have
> > cdef class MyClass:
> > [...]
>
> > In file B.pyx, I would like to access "myobj" from A.pyx, but how?
>
> You can't access cdef members of Cython modules from other modules
> (yet). Here you'd probably want to make an accessors method in A.
> Either that our you could not declare it as a MyClass (but in that
> case it'd be just a normal Python object).
Would this work?
in A.pyx:
myobj_py = MyClass(...)
cdef MyClass myobj = myobj_py
cdef class MyClass ...
in A.pxd
cdef class MyClass:
[...]
in B.pyx:
from A import myobj_py
from A cimport MyClass
cdef MyClass myobj = myobj_py
In that way, you have the cdef object myobj in both A and B
Cheers,
Simon
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