[C++-sig] passing Numeric arrays as arguments
Greg Landrum
greglandrum at earthlink.net
Thu Dec 12 02:10:22 CET 2002
[Boost 1.29, python 2.2.2, g++ 3.2, RH8.0]
I've been trying to get a Numeric array object passed in as an argument to
a function I've defined in a BPLv2 module, without much success.
At the moment I'm happy to get the object in as a PyArrayObject *, because
I've got a bunch of code that is expecting those pointers.
Since I can't figure out how to extract a PyArrayObject * from a
python::numeric::array (if that's even possible), I've attempted to define
the following simple function:
PyObject *MatFunc(PyArrayObject *arg){
PyObject *res = PyTuple_New(2);
return res;
}
(eventually this will do more, I'm starting small)
but whenever I call this Python with a Numeric array as an argument, I get
the dreaded catch-all "TypeError: bad argument type for built-in operation".
Am I wrong to be even attempting this? Should I just give up and do a
normal extension module?
-greg
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greg Landrum (greglandrum at earthlink.net)
Software Carpenter/Computational Chemist
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