In this chapter we start afresh on a third model run-time system
in sub-project rt3.
We will test a series of ideas that may make it possible
to treat any Java object as a Python object.
Jython 2 achieves this by wrapping objects
that are not instances of some sub-class of PyObject in a proxy.
We will attempt to do this so that the interpreter (or compiled code)
handles the object directly.
Concepts developed in sub-project rt2 will be heavily re-used.
.. toctree::
introduction
operations-builtin
hash-dictionary
built-in-methods
modules-in-java
type-new-init