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//copyright 2001 Finn Bock
//copyright 2003 Samuele Pedroni

package org.python.modules;

import org.python.core.*;


public class newmodule {


    public static PyInstance instance(PyClass cls) {
        return new PyInstance(cls);
    }

    public static PyInstance instance(PyClass cls, PyObject dict) {
        if (dict == Py.None)
            return new PyInstance(cls);
        else
            return new PyInstance(cls, dict);
    }


    public static PyMethod instancemethod(PyObject func, PyObject instance,
                                          PyClass clss)
    {
        return new PyMethod(instance, func, clss);
    }


    public static PyFunction function(PyCode code, PyObject globals) {
        return function(code, globals, null, Py.EmptyObjects, null);
    }

    public static PyFunction function(PyCode code, PyObject globals,
                                      String name)
    {
        return function(code, globals, name, Py.EmptyObjects, null);
    }

    public static PyFunction function(PyCode code, PyObject globals,
                                      String name, PyObject[] argdefs)
    {
        PyFunction f = new PyFunction(globals, argdefs, code, null,null);
        if (name != null)
            f.__name__ = name;
        return f;
    }


    public static PyFunction function(PyCode code, PyObject globals,
                                      String name, PyObject[] argdefs, 
                                      PyObject[] closure)
    {
        PyFunction f = new PyFunction(globals, argdefs, code, null, closure);
        if (name != null)
            f.__name__ = name;
        return f;
    }



    public static PyModule module(String name) {
        return new PyModule(name, null);
    }


    public static PyClass classobj(String name, PyTuple bases,
                                   PyObject dict)
    {
        return new PyClass(name, bases, dict);
    }
}