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// individual authors of this file include:
//
//  James Collins
//  West Texas A&M University
//  Spring 2016
//
//  silviana amethyst
//  UWEC
//  Spring 2018
//
//
//  python/src/parser_export.cpp



#include "parser_export.hpp"


namespace bertini{
	namespace python{
		
		using namespace bertini;
		

		
		void ExportParsers()
		{
			scope current_scope;
			std::string new_submodule_name(extract<const char*>(current_scope.attr("__name__")));
			new_submodule_name.append(".parse");
			object new_submodule(borrowed(PyImport_AddModule(new_submodule_name.c_str())));
			current_scope.attr("parse") = new_submodule;
			scope new_submodule_scope = new_submodule;
			new_submodule_scope.attr("__doc__") = "Parsing functions, to turn strings into other things.";
			
			using namespace bertini::parsing;
			def("system", &Parser<System, classic::SystemParser<std::string::const_iterator> >);
		};
		
	}
}

