2009/4/27 Robin Gilks
> Gustavo Carneiro wrote:
>
>>
>> Sounds good.
>>
>> Sorry I wasn't online to help with the other questions. I assume those
>> problems are solved, if not please ask again the questions.
>>
>>
>>Where I've got to now is I can't find how to declare a docstring
>>for
Gustavo Carneiro wrote:
Sounds good.
Sorry I wasn't online to help with the other questions. I assume
those problems are solved, if not please ask again the questions.
Where I've got to now is I can't find how to declare a docstring
for a function or method.
Doesn't this work?
2009/4/27 Robin Gilks
> Robin Gilks wrote:
>
>> I've found the pybindgen commit for revision 628 and that fixes the
>> PyObject problem - got a new one now!! I can't work out the syntax to return
>> any sort of pointer for example
>> mod.add_method('methodA', ReturnValue.new('uint8_t *'), [])
>
Robin Gilks wrote:
I've found the pybindgen commit for revision 628 and that fixes the
PyObject problem - got a new one now!! I can't work out the syntax to
return any sort of pointer for example
mod.add_method('methodA', ReturnValue.new('uint8_t *'), [])
This is probably me again not unders
Robin Gilks wrote:
Following on from my expanding embedded code thread, I'm making
progress in that if I hack the class instantiation in the wrapper that
pybindgen produces I can get it all to work.
With that in mind, I'm trying to use add_function_as_constructor but
it won't let me use a 'vo
