add python script to chromium code

[eden david]

hey,
I want to run a python script from the function:

voidSaveUpdateBubbleController::OnSaveClicked() - in cpp file.

I tried to run the script with the following code:
    
      Py_Initialize();

      fp = _Py_fopen(filename, "r");
      PyRun_SimpleFile(fp, filename);

      Py_Finalize();

but when I compile the code I get the errors:     

"undefined symbol: Py_Initialize", "undefined symbol: _Py_fopen", "undefined symbol: PyRun_SimpleFileExFlags", "undefined symbol: Py_Finalize".

even if i include python library.

thanks...

[K. Moon]

You'll need to include more details on how you're "including" the Python library. Note that in C++, it's not sufficient to just #include a header; you also need to make sure the corresponding binary library is linked in.

That said, what you're trying to do is probably a bad idea. Functions like Py_Initialize()/Py_Finalize() typically should run once per program execution, not every time the OnSaveClicked() is called. Furthermore, Chrome isn't designed to run a Python interpreter inside the browser process, so you're probably on your own to debug any problems with this combination.

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