Dear Carl,
Your ideas are extremely good, and I liked idea 2 especially, based on
that I am considering following approach.
Eg: let us say I have module named myModule and exposing myModule.myAPI
So I will now rename myModule as _myModule and write a python layer with
myModule
So my python l
On Aug 7, 2:54 am, Anand K Rayudu wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> We have extended and embedded python into my our application.
> We exposed few APIs to python using
>
> Py_InitModule("myModuleName", myMethods);
> where my methods are
>
> static PyMethodDef VistaDbMethods[] = {
> { (char *)"myAPI",_myA
Anand K Rayudu schrieb:
Dear All,
We have extended and embedded python into my our application.
We exposed few APIs to python using
Py_InitModule("myModuleName", myMethods);
where my methods are
static PyMethodDef VistaDbMethods[] = {
{ (char *)"myAPI",_myAPICFunctionPtr ,METH_VARARGS,"usage
Dear All,
We have extended and embedded python into my our application.
We exposed few APIs to python using
Py_InitModule("myModuleName", myMethods);
where my methods are
static PyMethodDef VistaDbMethods[] = {
{ (char *)"myAPI",_myAPICFunctionPtr ,METH_VARARGS,"usage: MyHelp)" }
Now proble
