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Allow Python objects to be passed as parameters to Python methods #148
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Latest commit supports returning an object that supports an interface. So this allows you to have an interface of the form public interface IVector {
IVector add(IVector other);
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There is a bug that if you pass a proxied object into a Python method, then Python can't get the right object. So this PR fixes that issue and adds a test for it.
This PR Includes the fix for #147 .