Re: [ojAlgo-user] Interface analogous to Numpy?

[Stefan R. <Ste...@gm...>]

Could not resist to have a quick look into jython-doc...

http://wiki.python.org/jython/JythonFaq/ExtendingJython chapter "How do I emulate Jython object attribute access with a Java class?"

seems to hold what we need.

Overwriting

public PyObject __findattr__(String name);

should allow for a suitable adapter.

Have a nice weekend!

Stefan



> There are many fields which are all public. We could replace them by set-
> and
> get methods in the adapter.

I'm not sure, how jython deals with it. Can it map field-access in python-code to getter/setter methods on java-side? If not, numpy-python code would run only with an additional preprocessing.
If you don't know, I would offer to check this out.

The rest of your post sounds good to me after a first view, although I must admit, that I only used rather basic numpy-stuff yet. For instance I very rarely used reshaping and never used striding, so I might lack enough experience to see problems in your approach.

cheers

Stefan
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