'How to call a method from the delphi library in a python script and pass an object that implements the interface as an argument?
I have a library written in delphi and compiled into .so format. I want to include this library in my python code and call several methods from it. OS Linux Mint. When calling a method, you must pass an object that implements a specific interface (and may contain other objects that also implement their interfaces). The main problem is that I cannot transfer an object from python to a delphi module without additional transformations on the delphi side.
On the Internet I found the python ctypes module for working with dll and so, but it (as far as I understand) works with C libs and can only convert types to C types. Working with it did not give me any results. I also found the delphi module python4delphi (https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi) which should solve my problem, but I can't figure out how I need to change the source code of my library to delphi so that I can pass in python objects. I looked at demo examples and various guides, but everything that I found does not give me an understanding of how to do this with more complex objects.
Maybe someone faced such a task and can share a toy example of how you can implement the conversion of python objects to delphi objects inside delphi code?
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