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PythonObject

A Python object.

Fields​

  • ​py_object (PyObjectPtr): A pointer to the underlying Python object.

Implemented traits​

AnyType, Boolable, CollectionElement, Copyable, EqualityComparable, Hashable, ImplicitlyBoolable, Indexer, Intable, KeyElement, Movable, SizedRaising, Stringable, Writable, _HashableWithHasher

Methods​

__init__​

__init__(out self)

Initialize the object with a None value.

__init__(out self, *, other: Self)

Copy the object.

Args:

  • ​other (Self): The value to copy.

__init__(out self, ptr: PyObjectPtr)

Initialize this object from an owned reference-counted Python object pointer.

Ownership of the reference will be assumed by PythonObject.

Args:

  • ​ptr (PyObjectPtr): The PyObjectPtr to take ownership of.

__init__(out self, owned typed_obj: TypedPythonObject[type_hint])

Construct a PythonObject from a typed object, dropping the type hint information.

This is a no-op at runtime. The only information that is lost is static type information.

Args:

  • ​typed_obj (TypedPythonObject[type_hint]): The typed python object to unwrap.

__init__(out self, none: NoneType)

Initialize a none value object from a None literal.

Args:

  • ​none (NoneType): None.

__init__(out self, value: Bool)

Initialize the object from a bool.

Args:

  • ​value (Bool): The boolean value.

__init__(out self, integer: Int)

Initialize the object with an integer value.

Args:

  • ​integer (Int): The integer value.

__init__[dt: DType](out self, value: SIMD[dt, 1])

Initialize the object with a generic scalar value. If the scalar value type is bool, it is converted to a boolean. Otherwise, it is converted to the appropriate integer or floating point type.

Parameters:

  • ​dt (DType): The scalar value type.

Args:

  • ​value (SIMD[dt, 1]): The scalar value.

__init__(out self, value: StringLiteral)

Initialize the object from a string literal.

Args:

  • ​value (StringLiteral): The string value.

__init__(out self, strref: StringRef)

Initialize the object from a string reference.

Args:

  • ​strref (StringRef): The string reference.

__init__(out self, string: String)

Initialize the object from a string.

Args:

  • ​string (String): The string value.

__init__[*Ts: CollectionElement](out self, value: ListLiteral[Ts])

Initialize the object from a list literal.

Parameters:

  • ​*Ts (CollectionElement): The list element types.

Args:

  • ​value (ListLiteral[Ts]): The list value.

__init__[*Ts: CollectionElement](out self, value: Tuple[Ts])

Initialize the object from a tuple literal.

Parameters:

  • ​*Ts (CollectionElement): The tuple element types.

Args:

  • ​value (Tuple[Ts]): The tuple value.

__init__(out self, slice: Slice)

Initialize the object from a Mojo Slice.

Args:

  • ​slice (Slice): The dictionary value.

__init__(out self, value: Dict[PythonObject, PythonObject])

Initialize the object from a dictionary of PythonObjects.

Args:

  • ​value (Dict[PythonObject, PythonObject]): The dictionary value.

__copyinit__​

__copyinit__(out self, existing: Self)

Copy the object.

This increments the underlying refcount of the existing object.

Args:

  • ​existing (Self): The value to copy.

__del__​

__del__(owned self)

Destroy the object.

This decrements the underlying refcount of the pointed-to object.

__bool__​

__bool__(self) -> Bool

Evaluate the boolean value of the object.

Returns:

Whether the object evaluates as true.

__getitem__​

__getitem__(self, *args: Self) -> Self

Return the value for the given key or keys.

Args:

  • ​*args (Self): The key or keys to access on this object.

Returns:

The value corresponding to the given key for this object.

__getitem__(self, *args: Slice) -> Self

Return the sliced value for the given Slice or Slices.

Args:

  • ​*args (Slice): The Slice or Slices to apply to this object.

Returns:

The sliced value corresponding to the given Slice(s) for this object.

__setitem__​

__setitem__(inout self, *args: Self, *, value: Self)

Set the value with the given key or keys.

Args:

  • ​*args (Self): The key or keys to set on this object.
  • ​value (Self): The value to set.

__neg__​

__neg__(self) -> Self

Negative.

Calls the underlying object's __neg__ method.

Returns:

The result of prefixing this object with a - operator. For most numerical objects, this returns the negative.

__pos__​

__pos__(self) -> Self

Positive.

Calls the underlying object's __pos__ method.

Returns:

The result of prefixing this object with a + operator. For most numerical objects, this does nothing.

__invert__​

__invert__(self) -> Self

Inversion.

Calls the underlying object's __invert__ method.

Returns:

The logical inverse of this object: a bitwise representation where all bits are flipped, from zero to one, and from one to zero.

__lt__​

__lt__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Less than comparator. This lexicographically compares strings and lists.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

True if the object is less than the right hard argument.

__le__​

__le__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Less than or equal to comparator. This lexicographically compares strings and lists.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

True if the object is less than or equal to the right hard argument.

__eq__​

__eq__(self, rhs: Self) -> Bool

Equality comparator. This compares the elements of strings and lists.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

True if the objects are equal.

__ne__​

__ne__(self, rhs: Self) -> Bool

Inequality comparator. This compares the elements of strings and lists.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

True if the objects are not equal.

__gt__​

__gt__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Greater than comparator. This lexicographically compares the elements of strings and lists.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

True if the left hand value is greater.

__ge__​

__ge__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Greater than or equal to comparator. This lexicographically compares the elements of strings and lists.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

True if the left hand value is greater than or equal to the right hand value.

__is__​

__is__(self, other: Self) -> Bool

Test if the PythonObject is the other PythonObject, the same as x is y in Python.

Args:

  • ​other (Self): The right-hand-side value in the comparison.

Returns:

True if they are the same object and False otherwise.

__isnot__​

__isnot__(self, other: Self) -> Bool

Test if the PythonObject is not the other PythonObject, the same as x is not y in Python.

Args:

  • ​other (Self): The right-hand-side value in the comparison.

Returns:

True if they are not the same object and False otherwise.

__add__​

__add__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Addition and concatenation.

Calls the underlying object's __add__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

The sum or concatenated values.

__sub__​

__sub__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Subtraction.

Calls the underlying object's __sub__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

The difference.

__mul__​

__mul__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Multiplication.

Calls the underlying object's __mul__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): Right hand value.

Returns:

The product.

__truediv__​

__truediv__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Division.

Calls the underlying object's __truediv__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is divided.

Returns:

The result of dividing the right-hand-side value by this.

__floordiv__​

__floordiv__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Return the division of self and rhs rounded down to the nearest integer.

Calls the underlying object's __floordiv__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is divided.

Returns:

The result of dividing this by the right-hand-side value, modulo any remainder.

__mod__​

__mod__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Return the remainder of self divided by rhs.

Calls the underlying object's __mod__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The value to divide on.

Returns:

The remainder of dividing self by rhs.

__pow__​

__pow__(self, exp: Self) -> Self

Raises this object to the power of the given value.

Args:

  • ​exp (Self): The exponent.

Returns:

The result of raising this by the given exponent.

__lshift__​

__lshift__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Bitwise left shift.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is bitwise shifted to the left.

Returns:

This value, shifted left by the given value.

__rshift__​

__rshift__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Bitwise right shift.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is bitwise shifted to the right.

Returns:

This value, shifted right by the given value.

__and__​

__and__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Bitwise AND.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value with which this object is bitwise AND'ed.

Returns:

The bitwise AND result of this and the given value.

__or__​

__or__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Bitwise OR.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value with which this object is bitwise OR'ed.

Returns:

The bitwise OR result of this and the given value.

__xor__​

__xor__(self, rhs: Self) -> Self

Exclusive OR.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value with which this object is exclusive OR'ed.

Returns:

The exclusive OR result of this and the given value.

__radd__​

__radd__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse addition and concatenation.

Calls the underlying object's __radd__ method.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value to which this object is added or concatenated.

Returns:

The sum.

__rsub__​

__rsub__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse subtraction.

Calls the underlying object's __rsub__ method.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value from which this object is subtracted.

Returns:

The result of subtracting this from the given value.

__rmul__​

__rmul__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse multiplication.

Calls the underlying object's __rmul__ method.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is multiplied by this object.

Returns:

The product of the multiplication.

__rtruediv__​

__rtruediv__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse division.

Calls the underlying object's __rtruediv__ method.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is divided by this object.

Returns:

The result of dividing the given value by this.

__rfloordiv__​

__rfloordiv__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse floor division.

Calls the underlying object's __rfloordiv__ method.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is divided by this object.

Returns:

The result of dividing the given value by this, modulo any remainder.

__rmod__​

__rmod__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse modulo.

Calls the underlying object's __rmod__ method.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is divided by this object.

Returns:

The remainder from dividing the given value by this.

__rpow__​

__rpow__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse power of.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The number that is raised to the power of this object.

Returns:

The result of raising the given value by this exponent.

__rlshift__​

__rlshift__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse bitwise left shift.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is bitwise shifted to the left by this object.

Returns:

The given value, shifted left by this.

__rrshift__​

__rrshift__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse bitwise right shift.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is bitwise shifted to the right by this object.

Returns:

The given value, shifted right by this.

__rand__​

__rand__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse bitwise and.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is bitwise AND'ed with this object.

Returns:

The bitwise AND result of the given value and this.

__ror__​

__ror__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse bitwise OR.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is bitwise OR'ed with this object.

Returns:

The bitwise OR result of the given value and this.

__rxor__​

__rxor__(self, lhs: Self) -> Self

Reverse exclusive OR.

Args:

  • ​lhs (Self): The left-hand-side value that is exclusive OR'ed with this object.

Returns:

The exclusive OR result of the given value and this.

__iadd__​

__iadd__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate addition and concatenation.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value that is added to this object.

__isub__​

__isub__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate subtraction.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value that is subtracted from this object.

__imul__​

__imul__(inout self, rhs: Self)

In-place multiplication.

Calls the underlying object's __imul__ method.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is multiplied.

__itruediv__​

__itruediv__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate division.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The value by which this object is divided.

__ifloordiv__​

__ifloordiv__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate floor division.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The value by which this object is divided.

__imod__​

__imod__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate modulo.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value that is used to divide this object.

__ipow__​

__ipow__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate power of.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The exponent.

__ilshift__​

__ilshift__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate bitwise left shift.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is bitwise shifted to the left.

__irshift__​

__irshift__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate bitwise right shift.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value by which this object is bitwise shifted to the right.

__iand__​

__iand__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate bitwise AND.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value with which this object is bitwise AND'ed.

__ixor__​

__ixor__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate exclusive OR.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value with which this object is exclusive OR'ed.

__ior__​

__ior__(inout self, rhs: Self)

Immediate bitwise OR.

Args:

  • ​rhs (Self): The right-hand-side value with which this object is bitwise OR'ed.

from_borrowed_ptr​

static from_borrowed_ptr(borrowed_ptr: PyObjectPtr) -> Self

Initialize this object from a borrowed reference-counted Python object pointer.

The reference count of the pointee object will be incremented, and ownership of the additional reference count will be assumed by the initialized PythonObject.

The CPython API documentation indicates the ownership semantics of the returned object on any function that returns a PyObject* value. The two possible annotations are:

  • "Return value: New reference."
  • "Return value: Borrowed reference.

This function should be used to construct a PythonObject from the pointer returned by 'Borrowed reference'-type objects.

Args:

  • ​borrowed_ptr (PyObjectPtr): A borrowed reference counted pointer to a Python object.

Returns:

An owned PythonObject pointer.

__iter__​

__iter__(self) -> _PyIter

Iterate over the object.

Returns:

An iterator object.

Raises:

If the object is not iterable.

__getattr__​

__getattr__(self, name: StringLiteral) -> Self

Return the value of the object attribute with the given name.

Args:

  • ​name (StringLiteral): The name of the object attribute to return.

Returns:

The value of the object attribute with the given name.

__setattr__​

__setattr__(self, name: StringLiteral, newValue: Self)

Set the given value for the object attribute with the given name.

Args:

  • ​name (StringLiteral): The name of the object attribute to set.
  • ​newValue (Self): The new value to be set for that attribute.

__as_bool__​

__as_bool__(self) -> Bool

Evaluate the boolean value of the object.

Returns:

Whether the object evaluates as true.

__call__​

__call__(self, *args: Self, *, owned **kwargs: Self) -> Self

Call the underlying object as if it were a function.

Args:

  • ​*args (Self): Positional arguments to the function.
  • ​**kwargs (Self): Keyword arguments to the function.

Returns:

The return value from the called object.

Raises:

If the function cannot be called for any reason.

__len__​

__len__(self) -> Int

Returns the length of the object.

Returns:

The length of the object.

__hash__​

__hash__(self) -> UInt

Returns the length of the object.

Returns:

The length of the object.

__hash__[H: _Hasher](self, inout hasher: H)

Updates hasher with this python object hash value.

Parameters:

  • ​H (_Hasher): The hasher type.

Args:

  • ​hasher (H): The hasher instance.

__index__​

__index__(self) -> Int

Returns an index representation of the object.

Returns:

An index value that represents this object.

__int__​

__int__(self) -> Int

Returns an integral representation of the object.

Returns:

An integral value that represents this object.

__float__​

__float__(self) -> SIMD[float64, 1]

Returns a float representation of the object.

Returns:

A floating point value that represents this object.

to_float64​

to_float64(self) -> SIMD[float64, 1]

Returns a float representation of the object.

Returns:

A floating point value that represents this object.

__str__​

__str__(self) -> String

Returns a string representation of the object.

Calls the underlying object's __str__ method.

Returns:

A string that represents this object.

write_to​

write_to[W: Writer](self, inout writer: W)

Formats this Python object to the provided Writer.

Parameters:

  • ​W (Writer): A type conforming to the Writable trait.

Args:

  • ​writer (W): The object to write to.

unsafe_as_py_object_ptr​

unsafe_as_py_object_ptr(self) -> PyObjectPtr

Get the underlying PyObject pointer.

Safety: Use-after-free: The caller must take care that self outlives the usage of the pointer returned by this function.

Returns:

The underlying PyObject pointer.

steal_data​

steal_data(owned self) -> PyObjectPtr

Take ownership of the underlying pointer from the Python object.

Returns:

The underlying data.

unsafe_get_as_pointer​

unsafe_get_as_pointer[type: DType](self) -> UnsafePointer[SIMD[$0, 1]]

Convert a Python-owned and managed pointer into a Mojo pointer.

Warning: converting from an integer to a pointer is unsafe! The compiler assumes the resulting pointer DOES NOT alias any Mojo-derived pointer. This is OK because the pointer originates from Python.

Parameters:

  • ​type (DType): The desired DType of the pointer.

Returns:

An UnsafePointer for the underlying Python data.