Hi,
Thought you might be interested to know that I think the cause of the
problem in my example is the iter method that the indexing suite adds.
Unlike getitem it doesn't seem to return proxy objects, so when I slice
insert into the cpp container some of the references made by iterating
through it
okay cool. I think that's a reasonable compromise. It should also
(hopefully) make it possible to move away from the indexing suite as well.
thanks for your help!
On 16 August 2011 21:41, Jim Bosch wrote:
> On 08/16/2011 11:29 AM, Babak Khataee wrote:
>
>> Okay thanks for the info.
>>
>>Thi
On 08/16/2011 11:29 AM, Babak Khataee wrote:
Okay thanks for the info.
Things are also a lot safer if you only wrap vectors as const; it's
exposing the mutators to Python that gets really difficult.
Is the const-ness of a wrapped object just a side effect of not exposing
methods which
Okay thanks for the info.
Things are also a lot safer if you only wrap vectors as const; it's exposing
> the mutators to Python that gets really difficult.
>
Is the const-ness of a wrapped object just a side effect of not exposing
methods which modify it or is it due to something else more explic
On 08/16/2011 07:32 AM, babak wrote:
Hi Jim
Thanks for your response.
I'm abit surprised that this is the case, I kind of thought that
indexing_suite was there to bridge this incompatibility. Is it normal then
for large projects reliant on value based containers to copy data when going
from pyt
Hi Jim
Thanks for your response.
I'm abit surprised that this is the case, I kind of thought that
indexing_suite was there to bridge this incompatibility. Is it normal then
for large projects reliant on value based containers to copy data when going
from python to c++ ?
thanks
babak
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On 08/12/2011 04:28 AM, babak wrote:
Hi,
I've come across some unusual behaviour that I was hoping some one might be
able to explain to me.
In python I have a list and a wrapped std::vector (using the
vector_indexing_suite) where the list contains the items in the vector. If I
slice insert ite
