>py ( obj -- py-obj )
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py> ( py-obj -- obj )

Vocabulary
python

Inputs

obj	a factor object

Outputs

py-obj

a python object

Word description
Converts a factor objects to its most fitting python representation.

Examples

USING: arrays prettyprint python sequences ; 10 <iota> >array >py py> .
{ 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 }

See also
py>

Definition

IN: python

GENERIC: >py ( obj -- py-obj )

Methods

USING: arrays python sequences ;

M: array >py [ >py ] map array>py-tuple ;


USING: math math.parser python python.errors python.ffi ;

M: bignum >py
    number>string f 10 PyLong_FromString check-new-ref ;


USING: byte-arrays kernel python python.errors python.ffi
sequences ;

M: byte-array >py
    dup length PyBytes_FromStringAndSize check-new-ref ;


USING: kernel python python.objects ;

M: f >py drop <none> ;


USING: math python python.errors python.ffi ;

M: fixnum >py PyLong_FromLong check-new-ref ;


USING: math python python.errors python.ffi ;

M: float >py PyFloat_FromDouble check-new-ref ;


USING: assocs hashtables kernel python ;

M: hashtable >py [ [ >py ] bi@ ] assoc-map assoc>py-dict ;


USING: python python.errors python.ffi strings ;

M: string >py PyUnicode_FromString check-new-ref ;


USING: python sequences vectors ;

M: vector >py [ >py ] map vector>py-list ;