Le lun 20/10/2003 à 17:16, Atul Kshirsagar a écrit :
>  I have following code in my C++ application using
>  python extension module "FlPythonModulesud".
>  
>  Py_Initialize();
>  PyObject *m, *d, *m2;
>  m = PyImport_AddModule ("__main__");
>  d = PyModule_GetDict (m);
>  m2 = PyImport_ImportModuleEx ("FlPythonModulesud", d,
>  d, NULL);
>  PyDict_SetItemString (d, "FlPythonModulesud", m2);
>  
>  
>  I use python in multithreaded environment. I have
>  embedded a few C++ classes within pthon using Swig. I
>  run python expressions using PyRun_String().
>  
>  A sample python expression looks like this;
>  
>  from FlPythonModulesud import *
>  
>  # Get collection pointer
>  collection = FlDataCollectionPtr(Collection)
>  # get collection size (num records in collection)
>  numRecords = collection.size()
>  print numRecords
>  
>  Here FlDataCollectionPtr is a embedded class pointer
>  and Collection is a variable passed to python.
>  
>  What I am trying to do is get rid OFF statement 
>  from FlPythonModulesud import * 
>  in the script programatically.
>  
>  But the above PyImport_ImportModuleEx() doesn't serve
>  my purpose.
>  
>  Any help will be appreciated !!!
>  Atul

You have to call the module init function once python is started. In
your case it should be :

initFlPythonModulesud()

Then you can call the "from FlPythonModulesud import *" using
PyRun_String ! (At least that's what I do and it workd well)

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