Change by igo95862 :
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status: open -> closed
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igo95862 added the comment:
I found out that you can call the type as an object in order to create new
object.
Example:
SdBusMessageObject *new_message_object = (SdBusMessageObject
*)PyObject_Call((PyObject *), dummy_tuple, dummy_dict);
This is somewhat not documented
Change by igo95862 :
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New submission from igo95862 :
The issue is that the function names are too similar to other function that do
completely different things.
`PyObject_Init` this function does not use `__init__` at all.
What it does is sets the already allocated object pointer to the specific type
New submission from igo95862 :
This is package documentation:
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/modules.html#packages
To make package executable (python -m package) you need to create a file
__main__.py in the package directory.
This is pretty much not documented anyone aside of trying
