[pyorbit] Re: orbit question-Pyorbit

[Hassan Aurag]

 Ok,

I am confused. This is my first attempt at using corba! (duh)

Yes, according to Fnorb docs, one needs only to write the idl files!

So, here is my question in another way!

Suppose I am using a GnomeApp widget from pygnome.

Call it:

win=GnomeApp()

Now, what is really needed for me in order to access this instance's 
methods from another app!

I'd really appreciate a small detailed script of what an idl would 
look like!

Thanks in advance

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 12/20/99, 1:54:07 PM, Michael Robinson <robinson at netrinsics.com> 
wrote regarding Re: [pyorbit] Re: orbit question-Pyorbit:


> Hassan Aurag <aurag at crm.umontreal.ca> writes:
> >I have looked at the Types module code, and it really looks lengthy
> >for a four functions class.
> [...]
> >I am not calling this one indecent per se, but it's just too tough 
for
> >me!

> I think you may be confused.  In pyorbit, the C module code is 
automatically
> generated by the pyidl compiler from your IDL definition.

> All you have to do is write an IDL file, compile it, and write the
> few lines of Python code to import the module and initialize the ORB 
and
> IDL handler object.

>       -Michael Robinson


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