> Well, it works! I realised I had not updated the DLL on my device (that's
> what comes of working late). Just for the record, I have tested two
methods,
> and both work fine to pass a string to a C dll requiring a char * input:
1. use mystr1=c_char_p("mystring")
2. use mystr2=create_string_bu
Well, it works! I realised I had not updated the DLL on my device (that's
what comes of working late). Just for the record, I have tested two methods,
and both work fine to pass a string to a C dll requiring a char * input:
1. use mystr1=c_char_p("mystring")
2. use mystr2=create_string_buffer("mys
Hi, Jared.
Thanks for the tip. I came across c_char_p("mystring"), but have not been
able to get it working. I also attempted a create_string_buffer("mystring"),
but also without success. I have not checked this fully yet, so may still
get it working...
Adam.
On 19/08/2008, Jared Forsyth <[EMAI
Hi, All.
This question has probably been resolved many times over on various forums,
but I was wondering what the best way is to pass a Python string (in my case
a file path) to a DLL written in C that expects a char* input?
Any suggestions?
Adam
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