PyNumber_Int screwing Object.

[José Rui Faustino de Sousa]

 Hi!

This code snippet is broken in the case that the argument passed is a
complex number

PyObject* tmp = Py_None;

tmp=PyNumber_Int(object);
tmp=PyObject_GetAttrString(object,"real");

it wreaks havoc on Python making it fail in weird ways.

If I insert the line between the other two

if(!tmp) PyErr_Clear();

things seem to work.

I have googled around and it does not seem to be a common practice...

Anyone can lend an hand?

Thank you very much.

Best regards
José Rui

P.S.- I include a more complete example.

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