Hello!
Sorry for getting in so late, are there any god notes/examples on how
to use InvokeTypes? Been looking around a little but don't get it
straight.
/ "Mark Hammond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
|> So the new question is: how do you create a 1D array of variants
|> in python?
|> >From what I've read this is normally handled behind the scenes by
|> PythonCom...?
|
| That's correct - just pass a list or tuple. However, that is rarely the
| complete answer - what *type* of variant should be in the array? Since you
| only received this error when you changed to Missing, it appears LabView
| *is* seeing the real param as an array of variants, as it does not return
| this specific error.
|
| Sadly there is no easy way to explicitly specify the exact variant type,
| other than using InvokeTypes.
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