Calling C++ functions from Python

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class ICallback { public: virtual void OnEvent(int a,char* b) = 0; }; class MyListener :public ICallback { public: virtual void OnEvent(int a, , char* b){code here} }; int OnComplete(char* ID, ICallback* Listener);

Hello, I have such code in C++ and I need to call OnComplete method from Python.

Please pay attention that I have to create MyListener in python, implement OnNavigationEvent in python and call OnComplete of C++.

Is it possible?

Update: I can't touch "OnComplete" method code, it's third party library

Update 2: Here is the perfect example, very compact and understandable for people like me, new for python: http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2008/08/31/ctypes-calling-cc-code-from-python/ I just can't answer on my own question because a reputation < 10 :)

Jeremy Friesner · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-28 06:25:28Z

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It's possible, but it's not trivial; the process is too involved to try and describe it here. Fortunately the Python team provides a handy document that describes how to do it.

answered May 28, 2014 at 6:25

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Matt Coubrough Over a year ago

Jeremy's right... The Python docs are good, and often worth reading when you're trying to do something with Python

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