On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 1:49 AM, Chris Colbert <[email protected]> wrote:
> is 'handle()' a method that is called internally when passing extension
> types as parameters?
>
No, it is a "polymorphic" method you have to manually call yourself.
Instead of doing "self.thisptr", you do "self.handle()", just to extra
parents.
> I'm exposing a C function to Python as follows:
>
> def cvSomeFunction(CvArr image): #image should be able to be CvArr IplImage
> or CvMat
> c_lib.cvSomeFunction(image.thisptr) # C func prototype = void
> cvSomeFunction(CvArr* image) and image can be CvArr* IplImage* or CvMat*
>
If you use my trick, the functions should be implemented like this:
def cvSomeFunction(CvArr image):
c_lib.cvSomeFunction(image.handle())
Did you get the idea ?? Perhaps I'm not being clear enough.
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