Currently if I have 'mypkg' directory with 'init.py' and 'mymod.py' with 'myfunc' in it - it fails to get the function from the main. I use
let py_entrypoint pymod =
get_string pymod "myfunc"
let py = Lymp.init ~exec:interpreter tmp_scripts_path in
let result = match (Int32.to_int script.typ) with
| Some 1 -> (* Python snippet *)
let snippet = get_module py mname in
(* run snippet entry point *)
let res = py_entrypoint snippet in
close py;
res
| Some 2 -> (* Python ZIP of the module *)
(* call unzip first *)
exec_unzip ~dpath:tmp_scripts_path ~fpath:spath;
let modname = mname ^ ".mymod" in
let pymodule = get_module py modname in
(* run module entry point *)
let res = py_entrypoint pymodule in
close py;
res
if I change it to the "mymod.myfunc" in "py_entrypoint" - it still fails
Currently if I have 'mypkg' directory with 'init.py' and 'mymod.py' with 'myfunc' in it - it fails to get the function from the main. I use
if I change it to the "mymod.myfunc" in "py_entrypoint" - it still fails