Heh. That was the easy part. Being able to get a PyObject back from the embedded Python interpreter and manipulate it in useful ways is the real trick. But at l

Heh. That was the easy part. Being able to get a PyObject back from the embedded Python interpreter and manipulate it in useful ways is the real trick. But at least it's a start. And it was pleasantly easy, due to two things: how easy it is to call C functions from Julia, and the fact that Python has made it trivial to be called from C code. (Imagine using a C++ library from any other language like this. Wait, you can't.)