kinda of silly???

[Martin von Loewis]

"Arinté" <shouldbe at message.com> writes:

> When you are embedding python in a c++ app, all arguments sent from python
> to c++ in should function call should be parsed with PyArg_ParseTuple.  Is
> that statement correct?
> 
> I could have swore someone a while back told me other wise.

While this is the common approach, it is by no means the only
one. Python simply passes a tuple object to the C function. It is then
up to that function to analyse it. PyArg_ParseTuple is convenient for
fixed-number varying-type functions, whereas, say, PyTuple_GetItem
would be required for more complex cases of varargs functions.

Regards,
Martin