Embedding python question: PyRun_String only returns None not what I calculate
Mark Hammond MHammond at skippinet.com.auTue Apr 6 19:36:21 EDT 1999
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Hopefully someone with more time can give a better answer... But the short story is that PyRun_String works with statements, not expressions. You can use it to, eg, import modules, and even call functions, but you cant get the result. To see the difference, try from a Python prompt: >>> cmd = "1+1" >>> exec cmd >>> eval(cmd) You will notice that the functionality you are after is by evaluating objects. Thus, you need to use a different Python API. Mark. Barry Scott wrote in message <923433832.14002.0.nnrp-07.9e982a40 at news.demon.co.uk>... >What I want to do is call python to run python code and return the results >to >my app. But I cannot find anyway to do this. > >It would seem that I should be using PyRun_String to run a piece of python >and return a result object to me. But I can only get a return value of None. >NULL is returned if the code does not run. > >How do I get python to return 2 to me when I ask it what 1+1 is?
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