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Dear List,
I have had success in using vector.i of SWIG to map between
c++: foo(vector<int>)
python: foo([1,2,3])
However, the map of vector of objects fails:
c++: foo(vector<obj> )
python: a = obj()
foo([a])
Can anyone tell me
1. what exactly being passed to C++, a swig_pointer of a? Is there any
copy constructure invloved during parameter passing?
2. It would be best for me to pass pointers of objects, i.e., I would like
foo([a]) # python code
to do
foo(vector<obj*>)
Is there any easy way to do it? (I do not know how to write SWIG maps.)
Many thanks in advance.
Bo
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