On Friday 05 January 2001 06:24, pfenn@mmm.com wrote:

Be sure to look at the CXX on sourceforge.

Ja. This is a sweet combination. The Joy of Swig is we can declare some parameters as basic types, but others as raw PyObjects. Then we can have our way with these. And using CXX, we wrap these objects in high-level C++ methods. Not the low-level fragile C. The effect compares favorably to ATL for VC++ and ActiveX. But there's just one little question here. (Hence the buckshot of list servers.) If we pass a multiarray into a function expecting a PyArrayObject, how then do we add new elements to it? I tried things like 'push_back()' and 'setItem()', but they either did not exist or did not extend the array. Am I going to have to generate a new array and copy the old one into the new? --Phlip