[Python.NET] Passing in null as the value for a nullable type.

[John Gill]

I am sure there is a really simple answer to this one... but so far it is eluding me.

I have a class something like this:

public class Foo
{
  ...
    public int process_date(DateTime? mydate)
   {
      ...
   }
}


I want to call this from python using pythondotnet.


Calling it like this works fine:

     mydate = DateTime(0)
     Foo().process_date(mydate)

But if I try to pass in a null as the date as follows:

    Foo().process_date(None)

I get:

   TypeError: No method matches given arguments

Hoping there is something really obvious I am missing here.

John

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