package lymp

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in-package search v0.2.0

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exception Unknown_return_type of string

exception Wrong_Pytype of string

exception Expected_reference_not_module

exception Could_not_create_pipe

exception Pyexception of string

type pycommunication

type pycallable

type pyobj =

val get_module : pycommunication -> string -> pycallable

val builtins : pycommunication -> pycallable

val call : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> unit

val get : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> pyobj

val get_string : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> string

val get_int : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> int

val get_float : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> float

val get_bool : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> bool

val get_bytes : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> bytes

val get_ref : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> pycallable

val get_list : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list -> pyobj list

val attr : pycallable -> string -> pyobj

val attr_string : pycallable -> string -> string

val attr_int : pycallable -> string -> int

val attr_float : pycallable -> string -> float

val attr_bool : pycallable -> string -> bool

val attr_bytes : pycallable -> string -> bytes

val attr_ref : pycallable -> string -> pycallable

val attr_list : pycallable -> string -> pyobj list

val set_attr : pycallable -> string -> pyobj -> unit

val dereference : pycallable -> pyobj

val close : pycommunication -> unit

val init : 
  ?exec:string ->
  ?ocamlfind:bool ->
  ?lymppy_dirpath:string ->
  string ->
  pycommunication