Am 08.02.2005 um 23:16 schrieb Marcus Denker:
>
>>   (Also, has anyone tried getting the Squeak & python 
>> class-hierarchies to
>> interoperate?)
>
> No, for loading real python it's not good enough (that is: not real 
> python).
> Another problem of course  is that most python libs contains huge parts
> written in C.
>
>

Maybe this was somewhat miss-leading. (I miss-understood the question).

As the Babel-Python-Example class is a normal Squeak class, this class 
is of course
is completely compatible to the squeak classes (it is one).

You can see that this is a normal Sunit testcase:

TestCase subclass: #PythonClass
	instanceVariableNames: 'a b c d '
	classVariableNames: 'A B C '
	poolDictionaries: ''
	category: 'Babel-Examples'


just on the class side with redefinitions for #compilerClass and 
@parserClass
And the method like

def testWhile():
	a = 1
	while a < 10:
		a = a + 1
		b = a
	self.assert(b == 10)

calls the normal assert of the TestCase superclass (which is written in 
Squeak).

Or (other syntax):

function testForIn() {
		 var a,c,i;
		 a = new OrderedCollection;
		 a.add(1);
		 a.add(2);
		 for (i in a) { c = i; }
		 this.assert(c == 2);
		 a.add(4);
		 for (i in a) { c = i; }
		 this.assert(c == 4);
		 return c;
	  }

with OrderedCollection beeing a normal Squeak class...

       Marcus