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Re: accessing the python type system: msg#00288python.c++
Stefan Seefeld <stefan.seefeld@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > hi there, > > are there any functions/operators in boost.python to > let me access the python type system from within C++ ? > > For example holding two python objects I'd like to test > whether one's type is derived from the other's type, > whether they are derived from a given type, i.e. things > like 'type', 'isinstance', etc. These are more functions in the same category as len(). See my reply to Philippe Fremy today on this list. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com |
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