o !wi @s8ddlZdgZGdddeZGdddejedZdS)NJPackagec@seZdZddZddZdS) _JPackageMetacC t|tjSN) isinstance_jpype _JPackageselfotherr L/home/ubuntu/sommelier/.venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/jpype/_jpackage.py__instancecheck__ z_JPackageMeta.__instancecheck__cCrr) issubclassrrr r r r __subclasscheck__rz_JPackageMeta.__subclasscheck__N)__name__ __module__ __qualname__rrr r r r rs rc@seZdZdZdS)ra Gateway for automatic importation of Java classes. This class allows structured access to Java packages and classes. This functionality has been replaced by ``jpype.imports``, but is still useful in some cases. Only the root of the package tree needs to be declared with the ``JPackage`` constructor. Sub-packages will be created on demand. For example, to import the w3c DOM package: .. code-block:: python Document = JPackage('org').w3c.dom.Document Under some situations such as a missing jar file, the resulting object will be a JPackage object rather than the expected java class. This results in rather challanging debugging messages. Due to this restriction, the ``jpype.imports`` module is preferred. To prevent these types of errors, a package can be declares as ``strict`` which prevents expanding package names that do not comply with Java package name conventions. Args: path (str): Path into the Java class tree. Example: .. code-block:: python # Alias into a library google = JPackage("com").google # Access members in the library result = google.common.IntMath.pow(x,m) N)rrr__doc__r r r r rs%) metaclass)r__all__typerrrr r r r s