Issue614598
Created on 2002-09-25.20:04:00 by otmarhumbel, last changed 2002-10-29.14:43:11 by otmarhumbel.
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Created on 2002-09-25.20:04:00 by otmarhumbel, last changed 2002-10-29.14:43:11 by otmarhumbel.
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| msg2252 (view) | Author: Oti Humbel (otmarhumbel) | Date: 2002-09-25.20:04:00 | |
Because a PyJavaInstance knows about its java
counterpart, i suggest adding the following convenience
method:
public Object __tojava__() {
return super.__tojava__( __class__.proxyClass );
}
to PyJavaInstance.java.
Example usage:
In an embedding situation where you don't know what
eval() will return, it would be nice if a PyJavaInstance
result simply could be turned into a java object.
Many thanks, and best wishes,
Oti.
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| msg2253 (view) | Author: Finn Bock (bckfnn) | Date: 2002-10-29.12:15:30 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=4201 I'll reject this patch because you can the proxy instance by calling the method __tojava__(Object.class) on the instance. If a convinience method should be added at all, it must be added to PyObject as well. |
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| msg2254 (view) | Author: Oti Humbel (otmarhumbel) | Date: 2002-10-29.14:43:11 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=105844 Thank you for the response ! The Object.class trick is cool - nonetheless I wouldn't have a problem if you added a convenience method to PyObject. |
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