Hi Stefan,
Thanks for your quick reply and clearing the issue up for me. Using your
answer, I rewrote the function to this:
double Py_GetAttr_DoubleFromFloat(PyObject *obj, const char *attr)
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> {
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> PyObject *get_attr, *py_float;
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> int has_attr;
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>> //Check if the given object has the given attribute.
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> has_attr = PyObject_HasAttrString(obj, attr);
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> if (has_attr == False) {
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> return -9999.0;
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> }
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>> //Get our attribute and convert it to a double.
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> get_attr = PyObject_GetAttrString(obj, attr);
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> py_float = PyNumber_Float(get_attr);
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> if (py_float == NULL) {
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> Py_DECREF(get_attr);
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> Py_XDECREF(py_float);
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> return -9999.0;
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> }
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> double output = PyFloat_AsDouble(py_float);
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>
>> //Garbage collect
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> Py_DECREF(get_attr);
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> Py_XDECREF(py_float);
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>> return output;
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> }
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>
(False is 0)
Regarding your Cython suggestion, as a matter of coincidence I have been
reading about it in the past few days. I'm in doubt of using it however,
because I have a lot of native C code that would require rewriting if I
switched to Cython. On the other hand, your example shows that such a
one-time rewrite will pay-off big time in future development speed.
Kind regards,
Izz ad-Din
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