Well that was easy, Thanks
Out of curiosity is there a reason const std::string& doesn't work? Would it
just be more trouble then it's worth to support it?
> To: cplusplus-sig@python.org
> From: d...@boostpro.com
> Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2011 22:00:44 -0500
> Subject: Re: [C++-sig] Python freezing
>
on Thu Nov 10 2011, Jay Riley wrote:
> so it seems as though string isn't in the registry? and the error
> gets digested silently. This is really weird and I don't quite
> understand why returning a string causing a problem. Is it because
> it's returned as a const std::string&?
Yep. Use a th
Hi,
I have run into a small problem with my understanding of Python reference
counts with Python/C++ hybrid objects. I have an abstract interface called A
and an associated factory interface called AFactory. I am looking to implement
various A+AFactory combinations in both C++ and Pytho
I'm doing some testing on my C++ wrappers, and I'm hitting a point where python
just freezes. The debugger stops, no exception is thrown and my program stops
responding. I'm not entirely sure what code to show, so if it's not enough, let
me know. Here's the python code:
class HealingComponent(U
Thank you Dave,
> If you get the python method into a boost::python::object, you can just
> do:
>
> boost::python::object the_target
> the_target.attr("the_method")(foo);
>
>> Obviously I need to create a Python version of this object.
>
> Boost.Python can handle that for you behind the scenes
on Thu Nov 10 2011, Wojciech Mamrak wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am aware about the possibility to register converters to- and from-
> Python, which enable the implicit conversions between user-defined and
> build-in types in Python.
> My question is different: Is it possible to use Boost.Python to
> c
Hello,
I am aware about the possibility to register converters to- and from-
Python, which enable the implicit conversions between user-defined and
build-in types in Python.
My question is different: Is it possible to use Boost.Python to
convert existing data structures from C++ to Python?
Simple
