Hi
I am new to SWIG and python. I have a problem while trying to call a C
function from Python using SWIG as an interface. The function is
defined as follows.
void* myfunc(TfichierDLR *fichier, char *nom, char *type, char *txt,
char *classe, TicThemeDLR *icTheme, int **num, int *ier)
The last two are output parameters (**num and *ier) and i wonder how
to represent those while calling from python. Especially 'num' being a
double pointer is tricky to handle. Also how can we represent the
return variable which is a null pointer.
I would be extremely pleased to hear any ideas/suggestions in this
regard.
<ab******@gmail.comwrote in message
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| Hi
| I am new to SWIG and python. I have a problem while trying to call a C
| function from Python using SWIG as an interface.
Did you consider using the ctypes module?
(It is new in the stdlib for 2.5, I believe.)
Some consider it easier to use than swig.
HI
Thanks for the suggestion and i believe that seems a good idea. But
because of some work related constraints i have to use SWIG for the
moment.
Regards
Arun
Terry Reedy wrote:
<ab******@gmail.comwrote in message
news:f5**********************************@d4g2000p rg.googlegroups.com...
| Hi
| I am new to SWIG and python. I have a problem while trying to call a C
| function from Python using SWIG as an interface.
Did you consider using the ctypes module?
(It is new in the stdlib for 2.5, I believe.)
Some consider it easier to use than swig.
