Hello Gustavo,
I have some further evolved changes for the sequence methods that you
may want to use over my previous version. This is more general, and
involves less code as I realized I could register the sequence methods
to just call the wrapped methods pybindgen is already providing.
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 5:16 PM, Alexey Akimov wrote:
> Thank you, Renato
>
> However this is still not clear how to wrap a pointer to double using that
> indexing_suites. For types like vector it is pretty much clear, but
> what do i need to do in order to wrap just a simple poiner to double?
The
2009/7/2 J. Michael Owen
> I pulled down your bazaar branch and merged it with my own changes (I need
> to use the container methods, inplace numeric operators, and numeric
> operators with built in python types, so I have to keep using my changes
> for now), and now reference parameters are wor
Of course! Silly mistake... thank you!, that worked perfectly...
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 1:43 PM, William Ladwig wrote:
> You definitely want the name of the extension .so file to be cylucene.so, so
> you will want to drop the 'lib' prefix. Is your BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE
> contained in a file named
Thank you, Renato
However this is still not clear how to wrap a pointer to double using that
indexing_suites. For types like vector it is pretty much clear, but
what do i need to do in order to wrap just a simple poiner to double?
Also i have related question - how can i wrap an overloaded indexi
Hi Paul,
You can extend from boost::python::wrapper and use this function
to get PyObject from c++ object.
namespace detail
{
..
namespace wrapper_base_ // ADL disabler
{
inline PyObject* get_owner(wrapper_base const volatile& w);
BR
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 7:54 AM, Paul Scruby w
You definitely want the name of the extension .so file to be cylucene.so, so
you will want to drop the 'lib' prefix. Is your BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE contained
in a file named cylucene.cpp? It looks like you are using a cylucene.cpp file
in the final step of your makefile, but it is not in your lis
Thanks for the reply,
Yes, I checked the name of the module. It matches the name of the
generated file. I also tried changing the name to include "lib" (since
scons also generates called libcylucene.so) but it doesnt work.
My module looks like this:
void init_util();
BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(cylucene
Hiya,
I'm trying to pass a C++ class that I've extended in Python to a C++
function. I found an example of how to do this in David Abrahams article on
Building Hybrid Systems with Boost Python.
http://www.boostpro.com/writing/bpl.html#virtual-functions
However, I've not managed to get this exa
