Re: pymacs

[daniel]

To put it more simple, the problem is when a python function returns a
elisp symbol back to elisp:

def teste():
    symb = lisp.simbolo
    OR symb = lisp["simbolo"]
    OR symb = lisp("'simbolo")
    #str(symb) gives " 'simbolo "
    return symb

When the function is invoked from elisp it doesn't return the symbol.

I need this for a python program that creates an emacs menu. And the menu
structure need to have these symbols that are the functions to be called
when an menu item is selected.



2013/6/10 daniel <idnael@gmail.com>

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> 2013/6/10 Eric Abrahamsen <eric@ericabrahamsen.net>
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> In Ubuntu it is easy to install Pymacs because it is on the standard
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> The question is about passing values from python and elisp and the
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> # A function that receives a elisp variable name and returns it's value:
> from pymacs import lisp
> def tvar(n):
>     return lisp[n].value()
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> AND IN ELISP:
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> (pymacs-load "pymacs_teste")
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> (setq PTEST "string")
> (pymacs-teste-tvar "PTEST") ;; returns "string" Ok!
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> (setq PTEST (list 1 2 3))
> (pymacs-teste-tvar "PTEST") ;; returns (lambda (&rest arguments)
> (pymacs-apply (quote (pymacs-python . 4543)) arguments))
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> When python calls lisp[n].value() it returns a kind of wrapper which works
> well inside python. But if I return it back to elisp, it doesn't work.
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> If I do instead
> def tvar(n):
>     return list( lisp[n].value() )
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> It works perfectly.
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> But I don't know what to do if PTEST contains a elisp symbol.
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