I am using Python 3.8 with Delphi 10.4.2.
I am trying to use the components of Python4Delphi to access through a Python script some interfaces defined in Delphi.
At design-time I added the TPythonEngine, TPythonModule and TPyDelphiWrapper components to my project's VCL form.
So I defined 3 interfaces, implemented by 3 classes respectively, as below
type
IPerson = interface (IUnknown)
['{1D21B5B6-25DE-4884-8BDB-8E2D9A239D64}']
function GetName : string;
procedure SetName ( value : string );
property Name: string read GetName write SetName;
function GetSurname: string;
procedure SetSurname(value : string);
property Surname : string read GetSurname write SetSurname;
function GetInfo : string;
end;
ICustomer = interface (IPerson)
['{8742364C-33E8-4FF4-86FB-C19AF67A735B}']
function GetCustomerNumber : string;
procedure SetCustomerNumber ( value : string );
property CustomerNumber : string read GetCustomerNumber write SetCustomerNumber;
end;
ISupplier = interface ( IPerson )
['{420FFF78-92DE-4D7E-9958-FDA95748EEB7}']
function GetSupplierNumber : string;
procedure SetSupplierNumber ( value : string );
property SupplierNumber : string read GetSupplierNumber write SetSupplierNumber;
end;
TPerson = class ( TInterfacedObject , IPerson)
private
FName : string;
FSurname : string;
function GetName : string;
procedure SetName ( value : string );
function GetSurname: string;
procedure SetSurname(value : string);
public
property Surname : string read GetSurname write SetSurname;
property Name: string read GetName write SetName;
function GetInfo : string; virtual;
end;
TCustomer = class ( TPerson , ICustomer)
private
FCustomerNumber : string;
function GetCustomerNumber : string;
procedure SetCustomerNumber ( value : string);
public
property CustomerNumber : string read GetCustomerNumber write SetCustomerNumber;
function GetInfo: string; override;
end;
TSupplier = class ( TPerson , ISupplier)
private
FSupplierNumber : string;
function GetSupplierNumber : string;
procedure SetSupplierNumber ( value : string );
public
property SupplierNumber : string read GetSupplierNumber write SetSupplierNumber;
function GetInfo : string; override;
end;
In the Create method of the form, I defined 3 variables, one for each of the 3 interfaces, and through the PyDelphiWrapper I passed them to the Python module in 3 different Python variable.
procedure TFrmTestInterface.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
var
LPerson : IPerson;
LCustomer : ICustomer;
LSupplier : ISupplier;
Py: PPyObject;
begin
LPerson := TPerson.Create;
LCustomer := TCustomer.Create;
LSupplier := TSupplier.Create;
LPerson.Name := 'Pippo';
LPerson.Surname := 'Rossi';
LCustomer.Name := 'Pluto';
LCustomer.Surname := 'Verdi';
LSupplier.Name := 'Paperino';
LSupplier.Surname := 'Bianchi';
Py := PyDelphiWrapper1.WrapInterface(TValue.From(LPerson));
PythonModule1.SetVar('delphi_person', Py);
GetPythonEngine.Py_DecRef(Py);
Py := PyDelphiWrapper1.WrapInterface(TValue.From(LCustomer));
PythonModule1.SetVar('delphi_customer', Py);
GetPythonEngine.Py_DecRef(Py);
Py := PyDelphiWrapper1.WrapInterface(TValue.From(LSupplier));
PythonModule1.SetVar('delphi_supplier', Py);
GetPythonEngine.Py_DecRef(Py);
end;
At runtime the variables are correctly interpreted, but every time I try to access one of the properties defined in the interface I always get the same error.
This is the Python script I try to run:
from delphi_module import delphi_person, delphi_customer, delphi_supplier
print('type(delphi_person) = ', type(delphi_person))
print('type(delphi_customer) = ', type(delphi_customer))
print('type(delphi_supplier) = ', type(delphi_supplier))
print(delphi_person.Name)
And the error I get
Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 7, in AttributeError: Error in getting property "Name". Error: Unknown attribute
The type(...) command runs correctly for the three variables.
If instead of using 3 variables of the interface type, I declare each variable as a class type, using the PyDelphiWrapper.Wrap method, everything works correctly!
procedure TFrmTestInterface.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
var
LPerson : IPerson;
LCustomer : ICustomer;
LSupplier : ISupplier;
Py: PPyObject;
begin
LPerson := TPerson.Create;
LCustomer := TCustomer.Create;
LSupplier := TSupplier.Create;
LPerson.Name := 'Pippo';
LPerson.Surname := 'Rossi';
LCustomer.Name := 'Pluto';
LCustomer.Surname := 'Verdi';
LSupplier.Name := 'Paperino';
LSupplier.Surname := 'Grandi';
Py := PyDelphiWrapper1.Wrap(LPerson, TObjectOwnership.soReference);
PythonModule1.SetVar('delphi_person', py);
GetPythonEngine.Py_DECREF(py);
Py := PyDelphiWrapper1.Wrap(LCustomer, TObjectOwnership.soReference);
PythonModule1.SetVar('delphi_customer', py);
GetPythonEngine.Py_DECREF(py);
Py := PyDelphiWrapper1.Wrap(LSupplier, TObjectOwnership.soReference);
PythonModule1.SetVar('delphi_supplier', py);
GetPythonEngine.Py_DECREF(py);
end;
With the same Python script I get the correct output without errors
Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong with using the TPyDelphiWrapper to wrap interface type variables for Python scripts?