My example is that I want to create a Database class such that each
object can be called with the methods of the class. The underlying
implementation is in C++.
I have read the documentation and looked at the xxobject.c file as well
as numerous other source files, but am at a loss as to how to connect
Python code with a call to my newDbobject function. I understand how
all the other methods are connected to the class. What I don't understand
is how to instantiate the new object.
Do I need to create a module for the new object as well? I am stumped, since
there are no examples for creating non-builtin objects.
This is critical, because I am evaluating Python along with Elk (a scheme
implementation) as the basis for a large project.
Thanks for the help.
Derek Fields
(derek@cc.bellcore.com)
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