On 08/12/2011 04:28 AM, babak wrote:
Hi,
I've come across some unusual behaviour that I was hoping some one might be
able to explain to me.
In python I have a list and a wrapped std::vector (using the
vector_indexing_suite) where the list contains the items in the vector. If I
slice insert ite
On 08/12/2011 04:36 AM, John Reid wrote:
I recently upgraded to ipython 0.11. In 0.11 sys.argv entries are of
type unicode rather than string. All of my scripts that call into
boost.python extensions fail as my exposed functions expect arguments of
type std::string. Presumably I could recode all
On 08/09/2011 08:33 PM, Josh Stratton wrote:
Where can I find docs for sending arguments to C\C++ functions? I've
followed the hello world example, which seems to automatically convert
a python string to a char*, but I'm going to need more conversions
later like how to handle a char**. Somethin
I recently upgraded to ipython 0.11. In 0.11 sys.argv entries are of
type unicode rather than string. All of my scripts that call into
boost.python extensions fail as my exposed functions expect arguments of
type std::string. Presumably I could recode all my functions to use
std::wstring and ev
Hi,
I've come across some unusual behaviour that I was hoping some one might be
able to explain to me.
In python I have a list and a wrapped std::vector (using the
vector_indexing_suite) where the list contains the items in the vector. If I
slice insert items into the vector then the items in th
