Hello everyone,
While embedding my C++ program with Python, I am impeded by the conversion
from a Python Tuple to a C++ array. I hope to get some assistance from you
guys.
I have a sequence of float numbers to be passed from Python to C++, with
indefinite size. So I chose to use Tuple on the Python side. Since
PyArg_ParseTupl e() has no appropriate format to parse Tuple (The Tuple I am
saying is not the Tuple of arguments) of arbitray size, I simply passed the
tuple as follows
PyObject* myTuple;
if(!PyArg_Parse Tuple(args,"O", &myTuple))
return NULL;
Now I have the pointer, myTuple, to the Tuple passed in. How can I convert
the the entired tuple, myTuple pointing to, into a float array, or convert
an individual element into a C/C++ float number? Are there any conversion
functions?
Any suggestions or hints will be deeply appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Jinming
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Here is one way to do it (untested...con sider it pseudo-code):
....
my_array = (double*) malloc(sizeof(d ouble) * PyTuple_Size(py Obj));
tupleSize = PyTuple_Size(py Obj);
for( i=0; i < tupleSize; i++ ) {
tupleItem = PyTuple_GetItem (pyObj, i);
if( !PyFloat_Check( tupleItem) ) {
printf("Error: tuple contains a non-float value");
exit(1);
}
my_array[i] = PyFloat_AsDoubl e(tupleItem);
}
....
Jinming Xu wrote: Hello everyone,
While embedding my C++ program with Python, I am impeded by the conversion from a Python Tuple to a C++ array. I hope to get some assistance from you guys.
I have a sequence of float numbers to be passed from Python to C++, with indefinite size. So I chose to use Tuple on the Python side. Since PyArg_ParseTupl e() has no appropriate format to parse Tuple (The Tuple I am saying is not the Tuple of arguments) of arbitray size, I simply passed the tuple as follows
PyObject* myTuple; if(!PyArg_Parse Tuple(args,"O", &myTuple)) return NULL;
Now I have the pointer, myTuple, to the Tuple passed in. How can I convert the the entired tuple, myTuple pointing to, into a float array, or convert an individual element into a C/C++ float number? Are there any conversion functions?
Any suggestions or hints will be deeply appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Jinming
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