Wrap C function which takes variable lengthed parameters?

[{-- Rot13 - Hateme]

Michael Hudson <mwh at python.net> wrote in news:uzo4mgk9e.fsf at python.net:

> "{-- Rot13 - Hateme" <ungrzr2 at ubatxbat.pbz> writes:
> 
>> But still I have no idea how to construct a list of arguements
>> passed in from python. There are no standard function calls to
>> create a va_list by handle.
> 
> I'm not quite sure what you are asking (probably my fault), but you
> might want to look at the implementation of, say, Py_BuildValue and
> Py_VaBuildValue in the Python source (they're in Python/modsupport.c,
> I think ... yup).
> 

What I want is to somehow construct a va_list from a python
list. And then pass the va_list to a C funciton
which ask for a va_list.

Say a list of the form ['arg1', 'arg2', 'arg3']
to a va_list contains 

va_list va; // ("arg1", &arg1, "arg2", &arg2, "arg3", &arg3)

Then pass the va_list to a function like:

int GetAttribute(ID id, va_list va);

The Py_BuildValue/Py_VaBuildValue parse a va_list and return
a python tuple object. I was looking for an opposite process:
tuple->va_list.

I try to find a standard way to build a va_list at runtime.
Or maybe there some way for python C API which can pass me
a va_list from python code(not really feasible, I think.)

Thanks.