Referring to Interpreter (Jython)

[wojciech@gmail.com]

Hi everyone,

I apologize if this is a bit off-topic. I am currently working on a
Java-based application that is used Jython as a scripting language
within the actual program. However, for one of my GUI elements, I need
to pass the actual PythonInterpete r to the constructor.

I know that in Java there is the "this" keyword which allows an object
to refer to itself. Does anyone know if there is a way to use a similar
type of keyword to have the PythonInterpret er refer to itself?

Thanks,
Wojciech

P.S.

If there is a more appropriate newsgroup to which I should post this,
please let me know.

[wojciech@gmail.com]

Re: Referring to Interpreter (Jython)

Hi everyone,

Ah, after some more searching and programming, I got it:

PythonInterpret er py = new PythonInterpret er();
py.set("interpr eter", py);

Thanks,
Wojciech

wojciech@gmail. com wrote:

Hi everyone,
>
I apologize if this is a bit off-topic. I am currently working on a
Java-based application that is used Jython as a scripting language
within the actual program. However, for one of my GUI elements, I need
to pass the actual PythonInterpete r to the constructor.
>
I know that in Java there is the "this" keyword which allows an object
to refer to itself. Does anyone know if there is a way to use a similar
type of keyword to have the PythonInterpret er refer to itself?
>
Thanks,
Wojciech
>
P.S.
>
If there is a more appropriate newsgroup to which I should post this,
please let me know.