Ahhh... The the light clicks on in my head. I see what is happening
and both of these are great approaches.
Many thanks!
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* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> tp_getattro is like defining __getattribute__, i.e. it gets called on
>> every attribute read access. You can use PyObject_GenericGetAttr inside
>> the function to find predefined attributes before applying your own
>> rules.
>
> Thanks for the reply. I see and was
André Malo wrote:
> tp_getattro is like defining __getattribute__, i.e. it gets called on every
> attribute read access. You can use PyObject_GenericGetAttr inside the
> function to find predefined attributes before applying your own rules.
Thanks for the reply. I see and was afraid of that, I
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using a tp_getattro function to call into a C library and get
> values the the lib keeps track of. This works:
[...]
> Thats great but I also want to expose some instance methods and I'm
> having trouble.
>
> But when I set tp_methods nothing shows up? If I uns
Hi,
I'm using a tp_getattro function to call into a C library and get
values the the lib keeps track of. This works:
>>> o = obj.Obj()
>>> o.var
'value'
Thats great but I also want to expose some instance methods and I'm
having trouble.
But when I set tp_methods nothing shows up? If I unset t
