Sebastian Haase wrote: > Hi! > I have a record array with a field 'mode' > Mode is a small integer that I use to choose a "PixelType" > So I did: > >>>> print PixelTypes[ mode ] >>>> > TypeError: tuple indices must be integers > >>>> pdb.pm() >>>> >> /home/haase/PrLinN64/Priithon/Mrc.py(813)MrcMode2numType() >> > -> return PixelTypes[ mode ] > (Pdb) p mode > 1 > (Pdb) p type(mode) > <type 'int32scalar'> > (Pdb) p isinstance(mode, int) > False > > Since numpy introduced special scalar types a simple statement like this > doesn't work anymore ! Would it work if int32scalar was derived from int ? I > actually thought it was ... > It does sub-class from int unless you are on a system where a c-long is 64-bit then int64scalar inherits from int.
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