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| New-style types in Jython 2.2 were created from Java code using a system of templates that inserted code in the types to be exposed to Python and created new *Derived classes that allowed them to be subclasses. The type exposing templates have been replaced with Java annotations and bytecode generation, but the *Derived items are still generated from templates. They need to be hooked into the bytecode generation system as well. | New-style types in Jython 2.2 were created from Java code using a system of templates that inserted code in the types to be exposed to Python and created new *Derived classes that allowed them to be subclasses. The type exposing templates have been replaced with Java annotations and bytecode generation as explained in PythonTypesInJava, but the *Derived items are still generated from templates. They need to be hooked into the bytecode generation system as well. |
New-style types in Jython 2.2 were created from Java code using a system of templates that inserted code in the types to be exposed to Python and created new *Derived classes that allowed them to be subclasses. The type exposing templates have been replaced with Java annotations and bytecode generation as explained in PythonTypesInJava, but the *Derived items are still generated from templates. They need to be hooked into the bytecode generation system as well.