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// individual authors of this file include:
//
//  silviana amethyst
//  UWEC
//  Fall 2017, Spring 2018
//
//
//  python/endgame_observers.hpp:  source file for exposing endgame observers to python.

#pragma once
#include "python_common.hpp"
#include "endgame_export.hpp"

#include <bertini2/endgames/observers.hpp>


namespace bertini{
	namespace python{


void ExportEndgameObservers();


using namespace bertini::endgame;


template<typename ObsT>
struct EndgameObserverVisitor: public def_visitor<EndgameObserverVisitor<ObsT> >
{
	friend class def_visitor_access;

public:

	template<class PyClass>
	void visit(PyClass& cl) const{
	}
};



}} // namespaces
