If you want to use python in this mix then I would think you need to call
python from jBASE so you can persist the dp.
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> But do you think it is still possible to retrieve a DP for an existing
That would be because the jsh initiated the thread and the program running
under it is a shared object /dll beneath that thread.
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Thank you Peter
But do you think it is still possible to retrieve a DP for an existing
session?
It can be seen that no new session is created when a JBC program is being
called in jshell e.g. Therefore a DP initialization is happening somehow
for that case
Thanks
суббота, 7 марта 2020 г.,
Hello Dan
Right, but is there a possibility to avoid creating a new thread?
One option proposed by Peter is to launch Pyhton from JBC e.g. But any
chance to achieve this for pure Pyhton?
понедельник, 9 марта 2020 г., 15:27:22 UTC+1 пользователь DanE написал:
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This approach works, i.e. if we use a JBC program to call a Python that
would call a C written extension module then DP is just passed and no
additional session is being created.
But would be great not to use JBC as a starting point
понедельник, 9 марта 2020 г., 14:51:40 UTC+1 пользователь
Your only choices are start from jsh/jbc call python, call jbc etc or start
with python call jbc.
Either way the dp needs to be carried around.
I can post an example of calling python (it needs jBASE 5).
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