Lilydjwg wrote:
> I noticed that actually the buffer objects in Python interface have
> a 'number' attribute, but it's neither documented nor seen via 'dir()'
> function in Python 3: Python 3 no longer uses the '__members__' special
> attribute. I did not know its existance until I looked into the source
> code. The attached patch fixes both the doc and the source code.
Thanks.
> static PyObject *
> +BufferDir(PyObject *self, PyObject *args)
> +{
> + return Py_BuildValue("[sssss]", "name", "number", \
> + "append", "mark", "range");
> +}
The backslash isn't needed. I added UNUSED to the arguments to avoid a
compiler warning.
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