Hi,
I am currently using the PyObject __call__() method to execute a =
previously compile python function.
pyOnInitialize.__call__(); // where pyOnInitialize is a PyObject
The problem is I need to pass it the locals variable, so I can always =
restart my python variables at a certain state.
I am now using the following code, which allows me to do this :
pythonInterpreter.setLocals(locals);
pythonInterpreter.exec(((PyFunction)pyOnInitialize).func_code);
the problem is I can't pass any parameters to this call, or receive any =
return values.
Is there a way of doing the equivalent of the __call__() method but =
using my locals variable??
Thanks a lot.
Andre M. Descombes
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