Py_BuildValue() and C++ arrays
Erno Kuusela
erno-news at erno.iki.fi
Thu Apr 4 10:14:37 EST 2002
In article
<3cac101d$0$25808$6e365a64 at newsreader02.highway.telekom.at>, "Matthias
Stern" <mstern at aon.at> writes:
| I want to return the values "numElem" (int), "unit" (char[250]) and the
| array "data" (float,10000).
| What is the correct syntax for "Py_BuildValue( ??? )" ?
look in <URL: http://www.python.org/dev/doc/devel/ext/buildValue.html>.
note that you don't have to use Py_BuildValue, it's just
a helper for creating various python objects.
| The first two parameters work e.g. this way:
| ---
| :
| Py_BuildValue("(si)", unit, numElem);
| :
| ---
| But how can i send back the data array?!? I cant't write it like this:
| ---
| Py_BuildValue("(iiiiiiiii... (10.000 time)... iiiii)", data);
| ---
that would create a tuple, like the Py_BuildValue docs say:
> "(items)" (tuple) [matching-items]
> Convert a sequence of C values to a Python tuple with the same
> number of items.
so you can use the PyTuple_* functions.
i don't think the array module exposes a c api, so for arrays you need
to use PyObject_CallObject on array.array and so on (i think).
-- erno
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