gnatstudio/python/src2/python_module.ads

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with Glide_Kernel;

package Python_Module is

   procedure Register_Module
     (Kernel : access Glide_Kernel.Kernel_Handle_Record'Class);
   --  Register the module into the list

   procedure Load_Python_Startup_Files
     (Kernel : access Glide_Kernel.Kernel_Handle_Record'Class);
   --  Load all the user's startup file of the user.
   --  This procedure should be called only after all standard modules
   --  have been registered, so that if the user's startup files depend
   --  on standard GPS functions these are already loaded.
   --  This procedure does nothing if the python module hasn't been
   --  registered.
   --
   --  ??? Ideally, we should have a hook run after all modules have been
   --  registered

end Python_Module;