From: "Jack Jansen" <jack@oratrix.nl> > > Recently, "Thomas Heller" <thomas.heller@ion-tof.com> said: > > Here's an outline which could work in 2.2: > > This sounds very good! There's only one thing you'll have to explain > to me: how would this work from C? My types are all in C, not in > Python, so I'd need to do the magic in C. Where do I find examples of > using metatypes from C? > I don't know of any, well, except ceval.c build_class(): result = PyObject_CallFunction(metaclass, "OOO", name, bases, methods); I had no need for this, because I'm very happy to write base classes/types in C, extend them by deriving subtypes from them in Python, and plugging everything together in Python. Thomas
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