Hi everyone,
Thanks for your awsome replies. I started replacing Javascript
with python 2 days ago and I already have my first scripts running.
Mainly due to the wealth of information in this blog.
I have a C++ object that is already instantiated and now
I want to give python a reference to it... Basically I have
class X
{
typedef struct
{
PyObject_HEAD
ScnNode* mObject;
} PyStruct;
static PyTypeObject PyType;
static init()
{
PyType_Ready(&PyType) < 0)
Py_INCREF(&PyType);
PyModule_AddObject(sModule, "Node", (PyObject*) &PyType);
}
};
I think that in the constructor of X I now have to make some calls in
order to provide access to this instance from a python script.... I
also think that I only want to get PyObject_New to be called, but not
PyObject_Init, because there I create a new instance of X when it is
instantiated through a script.... Am I on the right track here ?
Cheers
Jochen
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