AW: Re: [omniORB] Tie mechanism and python

[Luke Deller]

On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 02:27 +0100, andreas at roedl.ch wrote:
> Why do you say that the tie mechanism isn't needed for python?

I would imagine that Duncan says this because python supports multiple
inheritance.  The tie mechanism is used to avoid multiple inheritance,
and is only really needed in languages like Java which do not support
multiple inheritance.

> I want to tie my python classes - actually pyqt classes - to the
> skeleton classes of the interface. Every class in a pure pyqt
> application is inherited from a qt class, mainly from qobject or
> qwidget classes. I just started to use python for gui (qt)
> applications, but I'm almost certain, that I need tie classes to glue
> omniorb and pyqt together in a sane and elegant way.

How about making a servant class which inherits from both a pyqt class
and the omniorb skeleton class?

Luke.

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