Embeding Python & Dynamic Callbacks

[Stuart D. Gathman]

In article <916a2aab.0109260249.318d156f at posting.google.com>, "Paul Tate"
<paulypoos at hotmail.com> wrote:

> I can dynamically create the method table, but I cannot dynamically
> create a C callback function.  If I use the same callback for each
> dynamically loaded function, I do not know how to find out which token
> caused the callback to be called.

idea 3 - allocate a callable extension type for each dynamic C function.
The extension object contains whatever the common callback function needs
to know to find the dynamic C function.  Put the callable types in the
module dictionary along with the direct methods - even for C code loaded
*after* initializing the module.

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