For the use with joblib.Parallel, I need to be able to pickle a boost::python function. When I try to do so, I get a
I\'m using Boost to embed Python in my application. For example, I want to check that the following function rece开发者_如何学Pythonives an integer and a string as the first and second parameters (the
I\'d like some advice on how to check for the correctness of the parameters I receive. The checking is going to be done in C++, so if there\'s a good solution using Boost.Python (preferably) or the C
I get some compile time errors and I can\'t understand why that is. The following code will refuse to compile, giving me the following errors:
Is there a way to get a weak reference to a Python object? With boost::python::object you get a strong/shared reference so as long as either C++ or Python holds a refe开发者_StackOverflow社区rence to
If I h开发者_开发知识库ave a function that takes possession of one of the arguments, are there any call policies that I should use when I expose that function with Boost.Python?
I\'m using boost python to create a binding to a c++ library. A number of classes in this library have virtual methods which accept iterator/const_iterator types as arguments. I don\'t particularly wa
It seems that the code开发者_运维技巧 will crash when I do extract<const char*>(\"a unicode string\")
i want to embed a function written in python into c++ code. My python code is:test.py def func(x=None,开发者_开发百科 y=None, z=None):
I\'ve been trying to figure out how to expose a property in my class that is a boost::tuple. The tuple is defined as follows:
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