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docs/unity/bindings.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ public class PyVector2Type: PyTypeObject{
     public override System.Type type => typeof(Vector2);
 
     [PythonBinding]
-    public static object __add__(VM vm, Vector2 self, object other){
+    public object __add__(Vector2 self, object other){
         // If the other object is not a Vector2, return NotImplemented
         if(!(other is Vector2)) return VM.NotImplemented;
         // Otherwise, return the result of addition
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ public class PyVector2Type: PyTypeObject{
 }
 ```
 
-This is easy to understand, right?
+This is easy to understand.
 Let's see another example, `__mul__`, it is used to implement the `*` operator in Python.
 `Vector2` object in C# can be multiplied with a `float` object in Python.
 The following code shows this usage.
@@ -82,20 +82,19 @@ public class PyVector2Type: PyTypeObject{
     // ...
 
     [PythonBinding]
-    public static object __mul__(VM vm, Vector2 self, object other){
+    public object __mul__(Vector2 self, object other){
         if(!(other is float)) return VM.NotImplemented;
         return self * (float)other;
     }
 
     [PythonBinding]
-    public static object __rmul__(VM vm, Vector2 self, object other){
+    public object __rmul__(Vector2 self, object other){
         if(!(other is float)) return VM.NotImplemented;
         return self * (float)other;
     }
 }
 ```
 
-
 Finally, let's implement the constructor of `Vector2`.
 `__new__` magic method must be defined.
 
@@ -105,7 +104,7 @@ public class PyVector2Type: PyTypeObject{
     public override System.Type type => typeof(Vector2);
 
     [PythonBinding]
-    public static object __new__(VM vm, PyTypeObject cls, params object[] args){
+    public object __new__(PyTypeObject cls, params object[] args){
         if(args.Length == 0) return new Vector2();
         if(args.Length == 2){
             float x = vm.PyCast<float>(args[0]);
@@ -137,21 +136,20 @@ public class PyVector2Type: PyTypeObject{
     public override System.Type type => typeof(Vector2);
 
     [PythonBinding(BindingType.Getter)]
-    public static object x(VM vm, Vector2 self) => self.x;
+    public object x(Vector2 self) => self.x;
 
     [PythonBinding(BindingType.Setter)]
-    public static void x(VM vm, Vector2 self, object value) => self.x = vm.PyCast<float>(value);
+    public void x(Vector2 self, object value) => self.x = vm.PyCast<float>(value);
 
     [PythonBinding(BindingType.Getter)]
-    public static object y(VM vm, Vector2 self) => self.y;
+    public object y(Vector2 self) => self.y;
 
     [PythonBinding(BindingType.Setter)]
-    public static void y(VM vm, Vector2 self, object value) => self.y = vm.PyCast<float>(value);
+    public void y(Vector2 self, object value) => self.y = vm.PyCast<float>(value);
 }
 ```
 
 Once you have done all the above, you must register the type to the VM.
-And set the returned object into a module.
 Here we set it into `builtins` module, so that it can be accessed from anywhere.
 
 ```csharp

docs/unity/introduction.md

@@ -66,6 +66,7 @@ which means passing arguments between C# and Python is extremely easy and intuit
 | Python Type | C# Type |
 | ----------- | ------- |
 | `None`      | `PocketPy.NoneType` |
+| `object`    | `System.Object` |
 | `bool`      | `System.Boolean` |
 | `int`       | `System.Int32` |
 | `float`     | `System.Single` |
@@ -75,6 +76,11 @@ which means passing arguments between C# and Python is extremely easy and intuit
 | `dict`      | `System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<PocketPy.PyDictKey, object>` |
 | ...         | ... |
 
+### Python Console in Editor
+
+PocketPython provides a Python console in Unity editor,
+which allows you to do quick debugging and testing.
+
 ### Lua Style API
 
 PocketPython also provides a Lua style API for C# in `LuaBindings` class.

docs/unity/vm.md

@@ -30,6 +30,10 @@ The `VM` class provides a sandboxed Python environment and a set of APIs for int
 
     Compile and execute Python source code in the given module. It is equivalent to `Exec(Compile(source, filename, mode), mod)`.
 
++ `object Eval(string source, PyModule mod = null)`
+
+    Evaluate an expression in the given module.
+
 + `object Call(object callable, object[] args, Dictionary<string, object> kwargs)`
 
     Call a Python callable object with the given arguments and keyword arguments. It is equivalent to `callable(*args, **kwargs)` in Python.
@@ -78,6 +82,19 @@ The `VM` class provides a sandboxed Python environment and a set of APIs for int
 
 ### Type Conversion
 
++ `T PyCast<T>(object obj)`
+
+    Convert a Python object to a C# object. It is equivalent to `obj as T` in C#.
+    Raise `TypeError` if the conversion fails.
+
++ `bool IsInstance(object obj, PyTypeObject type)`
+
+    Check if a Python object is an instance of the given type. It is equivalent to `isinstance(obj, type)` in Python.
+
++ `void CheckType<T>(object t)`
+
+    Check if `t is T`. Raise `TypeError` if the check fails.
+
 + `bool PyEquals(object lhs, object rhs)`
 
     Check if two Python objects are equal. It is equivalent to `lhs == rhs` in Python. This is different from `==` or `object.ReferenceEquals` in C#. You should always use this method to compare Python objects.