Hi
I have C code with requires me to register a python callback. I am
able to get the callback working well using ctypes if I use global
functions without any context argument for the callback.
Now I want to register a python class member function for callback,
and give "self" as the context argument at the time of callback
registration. Then the c code can invoke the callback with self as the
context argument
class SomeClass(object):
def __init__(self):
self.msg = 'Hello'
def callbackMethod(context):
# self = somemagic(context) <<<<<< how to convert this ptr
back to instance???
print self.msg
CALLBACK_FN_TYPE = WINFUNCTYPE(None,c_void_p)
s=SomeClass()
registerCallback(CALLBACK_FN_TYPE(s.callbackMethod),py_object(self))
If I print context that comes in the callback, it is the address of
the instance 's'. Now how do I generate the class instance back from
the void* context that is passed into the callback?
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