TOPIC:

I wish to install Python4Lazarus package (github.com/Alexey-T/Python-for-Lazarus) in CT 5.80 (latest beta).

The Lazarus package of Python4Lazarus can be installed in Lazarus with no problem.
However, when I try to install it into CodeTyphon (v 5.80 beta) I get following error:
"PythonEngine.pas(5791,26) Error: Incompatible types: got "OleVariant" expected "NativeInt""

The whole Messages when trying to compile the package:
Compile package python4lazarus_pkg 1.0: Exit code 1, Errors: 1, Warnings: 4, Hints: 3
PythonEngine.pas(3017,15) Note: Virtual method "Execute;" has a lower visibility (private) than parent class TThread (protected)
PythonEngine.pas(4762,24) Warning: Implicit string type conversion from "AnsiString" to "WideString"
PythonEngine.pas(4944,18) Warning: Implicit string type conversion from "AnsiString" to "WideString"
PythonEngine.pas(5471,15) Warning: Implicit string type conversion with potential data loss from "WideString" to "AnsiString"
PythonEngine.pas(5791,26) Error: Incompatible types: got "OleVariant" expected "NativeInt"
PythonEngine.pas(5792,21) Hint: Conversion between ordinals and pointers is not portable
PythonEngine.pas(7644,36) Hint: Conversion between ordinals and pointers is not portable
PythonEngine.pas(9423,46) Warning: Implicit string type conversion from "AnsiString" to "WideString"

I would kindly ask if there is some CodeTyphon user willing to check & compile this package for CT 5.80 and see what's the problem? Thnx.

Sir
just modify the line 5791 at Components\Sources\CorePythonEngine.pas

Sternas Stefanos wrote: Sir
just modify the line 5791 at Components\Sources\CorePythonEngine.pas

myInt := IntPtr(DeRefV.__asPPyObject__); // ct9999  //Returns the address to PPyObject as integer. (See impl. in PythonAtom.pas)

Thanks!

Download this:
drive.google.com/file/d/1uw1q3m2BjllTAq7...iyd/view?usp=sharing

and install it as a package
that is already configured for typhon no matter what lazarus says

I think that after almost 7 years this answer might be a bit too late, don’t you think?