From: Norjee <Norjee@...>
Date: 2005-08-01T03:21:03+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby-Python; using python from within ruby

I already send my changes to the original author. It weren't really big

changes. Only changing references to python1.5 to python2.4. Initialize

two PyObjects in the init method instead of doing that in their
definition, and finally I removed a check for duplicate modules, as it
marked all objects as duplicates. Especial the removal of this check
is, of course, a bad thing.
To get it to compile in windows I also had to change to sequence in
which the headers were included. But under windows it only works
partially. I can execute python statements with the methods created for

the Py object (Py.eval for example), trying to work on a real Python
module (Py::Sys for example) crashes the whole thing.
As I said, I'm not really a programmer, and to have a full
understanding
of the code one would need to understand both the ruby and python way
of interacting with C. As I know neither, I'm not the person to
update 
the module.