On 11/19/2009 08:30 AM, Mohan Ganesalingam wrote:
I believe this is impossible: Python treats strings as immutable,
which means you can't manipulate them in-place, and there is no C API
function
There is apparently one exception to this, which I was utilising:
char* PyString_AsString(PyObject
Thank you for the reply! As you spotted, I was making an embarrassingly
idiotic typo (due to too much cut and pasting)... it should of course have
been
handle<> h(result);
return object(h);
Once that was fixed, everything worked fine.
I believe this is impossible: Python trea
On 11/19/2009 07:30 AM, Mohan Ganesalingam wrote:
Dear all,
I recently sent an e-mail which (I think) didn't reach the list, about
trying to return large strings from C++ into Python without copying them.
I believe this is impossible: Python treats strings as immutable, which
means you can't
Dear all,
I recently sent an e-mail which (I think) didn't reach the list, about
trying to return large strings from C++ into Python without copying them.
By looking at the C/Python API I've subsequently figured out roughly how to
do this... something like
Class World
{
object return
