manstey wrote:
> The ipo class has three basic methods, namely, get, set, and
> run_obj_method (which takes the Cache class method, as its first
> argument, and the list of its arguments as the second argument)
>
> e.g.
> >>> CacheClass=ipo()
> >>> CacheClass.set('Name','John')
> >>> valName = Ca
I have a problem I would like some advice on.
We have a Python binding to the Intersystems Cache OO database. It
provides an old style class in Python as an in memory instance of a
Cache class, and this is a intersystems.pythonbind.object type (= ipo).
The ipo class has three basic methods, namel
