Explorarion of the new *Reference types: reimplemented some of the PyList members using BorrowedReference #1068
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Just playing with the new *Reference types to see what patterns might arise.
This adds:
PyObject.Reference
internal property, that exposes the same pointer asobj
, but in a way, that it is clear, that the reference is borrowedPyObject(BorrowedReference)
constructor, that extracts the address from the reference andIncRef
s it before storing in the instancePyList_*
methods now explicitly takeBorrowedReference
instead of raw pointers