On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 15:18 -0800, Alex Mohr wrote:
[snip]
> If you have a PyObject *p and you want a bp::object,
> construct it via:
>
> object(handle<>(p)) // when p's a new reference
I find that I have to split the handle and object over two lines. If I
do this
boost::python::object cppobject(boost::python::handle<>(cObject));
and then something like this:
if(!cppobject.ptr())
doSomething()
then I get this weird compiler error on the if() line:
glom/python_embed/glom_python.cc:229: error: request for member ‘ptr’ in
‘cppobject’, which is of non-class type
‘boost::python::api::object(boost::python::handle<_object>)’
It's as if doing it on one line has changed the type. Maybe I've
discovered some weird bug with g++ 4.4
> object(handle<>(borrowed(p))) // when p's a borrowed reference
However, this works fine, when it's what I want.
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