Hi all!
Just a small question concerning type creation in a C object: If I create a
class which is overridable, I'd like to have that class create objects of
it's overridden type, e.g. I have a class X which is implemented in C, which
is wrapped in Python by a class Y, now I initialize a Y class, and call a
member of X on that class, and I'd like the member of X to return an object
of class Y. What is a correct way of doing this? I've not found any nice
implementation hints in the documentation.. .
1) PyObject_New(Xs truct, self->ob_type (which should point to the type of Y))
2) self->ob_type->tp_new(self->ob_type,NULL,N ULL)
3) anything else?
I don't see any of this being used in the Python object classes (e.g.
overridden classes of int return int when e.g. __add__ is called, etc.).
Thanks for any help!
Heiko.
Just a small question concerning type creation in a C object: If I create a
class which is overridable, I'd like to have that class create objects of
it's overridden type, e.g. I have a class X which is implemented in C, which
is wrapped in Python by a class Y, now I initialize a Y class, and call a
member of X on that class, and I'd like the member of X to return an object
of class Y. What is a correct way of doing this? I've not found any nice
implementation hints in the documentation.. .
1) PyObject_New(Xs truct, self->ob_type (which should point to the type of Y))
2) self->ob_type->tp_new(self->ob_type,NULL,N ULL)
3) anything else?
I don't see any of this being used in the Python object classes (e.g.
overridden classes of int return int when e.g. __add__ is called, etc.).
Thanks for any help!
Heiko.