>>>>> "Brian" == Brian Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> Hi Aaron - PythonNet tip 'o the day: you can probably just
Brian> construct the array in Python as a normal list:
Brian> mylist = [[1, 2], [3, 4], ...]
Brian> If you pass that to a method with a signature that takes
Brian> int[,] then everything should Just Work so long as the
Brian> lists and their contents are actually convertible to the
Brian> stated type ;)
that is good! :-)
Brian> The syntax you're using below is actually trying
Brian> instantiate a bound generic type (Array[int] is equivalent
Brian> to Array<int> in C#), so when you say 'Array[int](10)' it
Brian> is trying to create the bound generic type and initialize
Brian> it with 10 (which is not an array), which is probably not
Brian> what you intended.
i should better understand what generic types are....
thanks
Alberto
P.S. Any commente on my idea of a wiki for pythondotnet?
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