Master setobject

[jguterl]

add setpyobject method in Forthon to be able to alias a Forthon object into a class (ease the dumping/loading of data)

Example with 'face' as Forthon oject:

class test(): def init(self): for v in face.varlist(): setattr(self.class,v,property(self.getter(v), self.setter(v), face.getvardoc(v))) @staticmethod def getter(varname): def getfaceobj(self): return face.getpyobject(varname) return getfaceobj @staticmethod def setter(varname): def setfaceobj(self,vv): return face.setpyobject(varname,vv) return setfaceobj

[dpgrote]

I don't think that this routine is needed. You can do

def setfaceobj(self,vv):
  return setattr(face, varname, vv)

This ends up calling the same routine Forthon_setattro.

[jguterl]

Yes right

On Mon 6 Dec 2021 at 16:56 David Grote @.***> wrote:

I don't think that this routine is needed. You can do

def setfaceobj(self,vv): return setattr(face, varname, vv)

This ends up calling the same routine Forthon_setattro.

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