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// Copyright(C) 2017-2018 by Bertini2 Development Team
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// as well as COPYING.  Bertini2 is provided with permitted 
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// individual authors of this file include:
//
//  silviana amethyst
//  UWEC
//  Fall 2017, Spring 2018
//
//
//  python/generic_observers.cpp:  source file for exposing trackers to python.


#include "detail.hpp"

namespace bertini{
	namespace python{

		void ExportDetails()
		{
			scope current_scope;
			std::string new_submodule_name(extract<const char*>(current_scope.attr("__name__")));
			new_submodule_name.append(".detail");
			object new_submodule(borrowed(PyImport_AddModule(new_submodule_name.c_str())));
			current_scope.attr("detail") = new_submodule;

			scope new_submodule_scope = new_submodule;
			new_submodule_scope.attr("__doc__") = "Hidden things.  Keep them secret.  Keep them safe...";

			ExportObserver();
		}
	}
}