On 04/20/2012 11:45 AM, Helfer Thomas wrote:
Hi,
using
http://misspent.wordpress.com/2009/09/27/how-to-write-boost-python-converters/, I
tried to write a converter for list to std::vector<T> (In the example, T will
be double).
The code (see converter.cxx) I wrote is still in early stage of
development (no check) but compiles fine on ubuntu oneiric with boost
python 1.46. I used it to create an std module. However, a simple test
(see test.py) does not work as exepted.
Did I misunderstood something or does boost have a special treatment for
the list object which bypasses converters ?
The problem is that your "print" function takes a std::vector by
reference, and you've defined an rvalue converter, which will only match
value or const reference arguments. In other words,
void print(std::vector<double> const & v) {...}
or
void print(std::vector<double> v) {...}
should work. Everything else looks good.
HTH!
Jim
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