Solutions

The solutions to the C++ to Python interface workshop can be downloaded as a git bundle from here:

How to use the bundle

First, download the bundle and clone it locally on you machine with

git clone CppToPython.bundle

Then you will be able to see all the branches and commits of the bundle.

In particular, an easy way to navigate the solutions is to use the tags: the bundle contains so-called git tags, which are shortcuts to commits. You can see all the tags by typing

git tag

inside your cloned repository.

You have two main parts for this workshop:

  • The tasks of Wrap C++ in a Python object are labelled 4.x where x is the number of the task (x is 1 or 2)
  • The tasks of Using C++ objects from Python are labelled 4.x where x is the number of the task (x is 3 to 7)

To access the state of the repository for a particular task just use git checkout <task-number>. So, for example, to access task 4

git checkout 4.1

You can always go back to the main branch with

git checkout main