from ... import _api_internal from ..base import string_types from ..object_generic import _set_class_object_base """Maps object type to its constructor""" OBJECT_TYPE = [] def _register_object(int index, object cls): """register object class""" while len(OBJECT_TYPE) <= index: OBJECT_TYPE.append(None) OBJECT_TYPE[index] = cls cdef inline object make_ret_object(void* chandle): global OBJECT_TYPE cdef int tindex cdef list object_type cdef object cls object_type = OBJECT_TYPE CALL(DGLObjectGetTypeIndex(chandle, &tindex)) if tindex < len(object_type): cls = object_type[tindex] if cls is not None: obj = cls.__new__(cls) else: obj = ObjectBase.__new__(ObjectBase) else: obj = ObjectBase.__new__(ObjectBase) (obj).chandle = chandle return obj cdef class ObjectBase: cdef void* chandle cdef _set_handle(self, handle): cdef unsigned long long ptr if handle is None: self.chandle = NULL else: ptr = handle.value self.chandle = (ptr) property handle: def __get__(self): if self.chandle == NULL: return None else: return ctypes_handle(self.chandle) def __set__(self, value): self._set_handle(value) def __dealloc__(self): CALL(DGLObjectFree(self.chandle)) def __getattr__(self, name): cdef DGLValue ret_val cdef int ret_type_code, ret_succ CALL(DGLObjectGetAttr(self.chandle, c_str(name), &ret_val, &ret_type_code, &ret_succ)) if ret_succ == 0: raise AttributeError( "'%s' object has no attribute '%s'" % (type(self), name)) return make_ret(ret_val, ret_type_code) def __init_handle_by_constructor__(self, fconstructor, *args): """Initialize the handle by calling constructor function. Parameters ---------- fconstructor : Function Constructor function. args: list of objects The arguments to the constructor Note ---- We have a special calling convention to call constructor functions. So the return handle is directly set into the Object object instead of creating a new Object. """ cdef void* chandle ConstructorCall( (fconstructor).chandle, kObjectHandle, args, &chandle) self.chandle = chandle _set_class_object_base(ObjectBase)