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For the most part, you'll want to follow the [url=http://docs.python.org/ext/embedding.html]C tutorial, even in D. The python.d file just contains the bindings to the regular Python/C API. This API lo ...

I am having problem with wrapping classes, even the arraytest example does not work, so probably a problem with my D version. What is the version that are known to work?

I admit that I have been la ...

Can you duplicate this bug in regular (non-Pyd-using) D code?

Sorry for the delay in replying. I don't check this forum very often.

Yes! Please send me a patch! Though I don't have a Mac to test these things on, I am willing to add code supporting it.

This ...

Fixed as of revision 122.

Pygments r3772 fixes the issue, and it should be working now.

Pyd RC1 has issues with the latest versions of DMD:

(1) The 'ref' keyword was added in DMD 1.011. The Python header used 'ref' as an identifier in a couple of places.

(2) StackThreads stopped wo ...

FYI, the dsource code browser is now using Pygments for source code highlighting, for which I wrote a D lexer (and which Jarrett also added a MiniD lexer for). Enjoy!

In order to map between D arrays and NumPy arrays directly, I would have to find some way to reach into NumPy's innards and grab a slice of the NumPy array's internal buffer. I don't know nearly enoug ...

What is the D class storing, exactly? A D Object or a PyObject*? If it is storing PyObject*s, you will have to deal with reference counts like any code using the Python/C API. (That is, you'll have to ...

Odd. I've never seen that before. I agree, it looks like celerid's hotpatch isn't taking effect, and I am also baffled as to how that could happen.

The only thing that is jumping out at me is " ...

This is moderately easy to do, and I had already added it to the roadmap for RC2 before seeing this thread. The inheritance docs have had a note at the bottom for a while, saying I wanted to do this. ...

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This is probably true. I'll take a look at only installing necessary files.

My prototype is doing something closer to this:

import std.stdio : writefln;
import std.string : toString;

interface IField {
// ...
}

class IntField : IField ...