Scheme Programming Language :: call python functions from scheme


	call python functions from scheme Hi, I am almost completely new to scheme, except some configuring for emacs... Now, at work I am using a cfd solver, which uses scheme as a scripting language, which is fine to me, but unfortunately I am more a python user. Therefore I was wondering, if I am able to call some python functions using scheme!? It would even be great, if anyone can point me to some easy examples... Best Regards! Fabian Hi, sorry, me again ... does nobody has any idea or is it a pretty stupid question!? Fabian Braennstroem schrieb am 05/27/2007 06:58 PM: > Hi, > I am almost completely new to scheme, except some configuring for > emacs... > Now, at work I am using a cfd solver, which uses scheme as a > scripting language, which is fine to me, but unfortunately I am more > a python user. Therefore I was wondering, if I am able to call some > python functions using scheme!? It would even be great, if anyone > can point me to some easy examples... Best Regards! Fabian On Jun 2, 5:04 am, Fabian Braennstroem <f.braennstr@gmx.de> wrote: - Hide quoted text - > Hi, > sorry, me again ... > does nobody has any idea or is it a pretty stupid question!? > Fabian Braennstroem schrieb am 05/27/2007 06:58 PM: > > Hi, > > I am almost completely new to scheme, except some configuring for > > emacs... > > Now, at work I am using a cfd solver, which uses scheme as a > > scripting language, which is fine to me, but unfortunately I am more > > a python user. Therefore I was wondering, if I am able to call some > > python functions using scheme!? It would even be great, if anyone > > can point me to some easy examples... > Best Regards! > Fabian Interesting coincidence. Yesterday, a post on programming.reddit.com about some Common Lisp interface to Python also go me started on how nice it would be to have a Scheme interface to Python. For me, the motivator is to be able to call Mercurial's Python code from Scheme. This project is not high priority for me so it could take a while before it is ready but by looking at the Common Lisp code it is fairly easy to create your own interface to Python. Also, my first target will be Gambit which may not be your preferred Scheme. Here are the 3 Common Lisp projects I found that interface to Python: - http://www.cliki.net/Pyffi - http://common-lisp.net/project/python-on-lisp/ - http://common-lisp.net/project/clpython/ Pyffi looks the nicest one but really I spent like 2mn looking at each. Guillaume Hi Guillaume, - Hide quoted text - > Interesting coincidence. Yesterday, a post on programming.reddit.com > about some Common Lisp interface to Python also go me started on how > nice it would be to have a Scheme interface to Python. For me, the > motivator is to be able to call Mercurial's Python code from Scheme. > This project is not high priority for me so it could take a while > before it is ready but by looking at the Common Lisp code it is fairly > easy to create your own interface to Python. Also, my first target > will be Gambit which may not be your preferred Scheme. > Here are the 3 Common Lisp projects I found that interface to Python: > - http://www.cliki.net/Pyffi > - http://common-lisp.net/project/python-on-lisp/ > - http://common-lisp.net/project/clpython/ > Pyffi looks the nicest one but really I spent like 2mn looking at > each. Another thing to get inspiration from: <http://plt-spy.sourceforge.net/home.html> -- Jens Axel Sgaard Hi to both, - Hide quoted text - Jens Axel Sgaard wrote: > Hi Guillaume, >> Interesting coincidence. Yesterday, a post on programming.reddit.com >> about some Common Lisp interface to Python also go me started on how >> nice it would be to have a Scheme interface to Python. For me, the >> motivator is to be able to call Mercurial's Python code from Scheme. >> This project is not high priority for me so it could take a while >> before it is ready but by looking at the Common Lisp code it is fairly >> easy to create your own interface to Python. Also, my first target >> will be Gambit which may not be your preferred Scheme. >> Here are the 3 Common Lisp projects I found that interface to Python: >> - http://www.cliki.net/Pyffi >> - http://common-lisp.net/project/python-on-lisp/ >> - http://common-lisp.net/project/clpython/ >> Pyffi looks the nicest one but really I spent like 2mn looking at >> each. > Another thing to get inspiration from: > <http://plt-spy.sourceforge.net/home.html> thanks a lot for your links! I'll see, what I can use... Regards! Fabian