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Fixed #296 Converter support for PyObject #297

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Fixed #296
rmadsen-ks Nov 29, 2016
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Merge branch 'master' into fix/develop/296-convert-PyObject
rmadsen-ks Nov 30, 2016
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Added test for #296
rmadsen-ks Nov 30, 2016
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merged with master.
rmadsen-ks Nov 30, 2016
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removed windows line endings
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Fixed comment and removed \r from added source
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Merge branch 'master' into fix/develop/296-convert-PyObject
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Added test for #296
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rmadsen-ks committed Nov 30, 2016
commit bb73ed1600f8b9d9b5850bf45a0292382a10c703
14 changes: 14 additions & 0 deletions src/testing/callbacktest.cs
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return module.simpleDefaultArg();
}
}
}

//==========================================================================
// Tests calling from Python into C# and back into Python using a PyObject.
// SelfCallbackTest should be inherited from a Python class.
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Very minor nitpick, but shouldn't that read "inherited by a Python class"?

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// Used in test_class.py / testCallback
//==========================================================================
public class SelfCallbackTest
{
public void Callback(Runtime.PyObject self)
{
using (Runtime.Py.GIL())
((dynamic)self).PyCallback(self);
}
}
}
16 changes: 16 additions & 0 deletions src/tests/test_class.py
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import Python.Test as Test
import System
import six
import Python.Runtime

if six.PY3:
DictProxyType = type(object.__dict__)
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self.assertTrue(table.Count == 3)

def testSelfCallback(self):
""" Test calling back and forth between this and a c# baseclass."""
class CallbackUser(Test.SelfCallbackTest):
def DoCallback(self):
self.PyCallbackWasCalled = False
self.SameReference = False
return self.Callback(self)
def PyCallback(self, self2):
self.PyCallbackWasCalled = True
self.SameReference = self == self2

testobj = CallbackUser()
testobj.DoCallback()
self.assertTrue(testobj.PyCallbackWasCalled)
self.assertTrue(testobj.SameReference)

class ClassicClass:
def kind(self):
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