I have problems importing a boost-python module on WinXP-32. I\'m using python 2.6.6, boost.python 1.41 precompiled libs by boostpro and VC++8 (VisualStudio 2005).
I\'m trying to wrap a c library in a high-level python interface with Boost.Python. One of the client contracts of the c library is that one of the handles can only be allocated once per-process. I wa
I\'m using boost::python to create a Python wrapper of a C++ library. At some point, boost::python needs a pointer to a member function (or something compatible), like:
Whether I import like this: numpy_module = bp::import(\"开发者_Go百科numpy\"); or like this: numpy_module = bp::scope().attr(\"numpy\");
I have a C++ class which presents a fluent interface, something like: class Foo { public: int bar() const { return m_bar; };
So, I am trying to create a to_python converter that will allow me to return a boost::optional from an exposed function and have it treated as T if the optional is set and None if not.Based on a post
I\'m getting a signature mismatch with a method I\'m exposing to python. Here\'s the code below class StatusEffect
I have some class functions that takes in parameters by pointer. However, when I expose and override these functions in boost::python, any changes I make to the parameters are not reflected back to th
I\'ve got a C++ class, with a member function that can take a small-to-large number of parameters.Lets name those parameters, a-f.All parameters have default values.As a part of the python project I a
Here\'s my simple first attempt at a python extension using boost.Can someone help me to understand what\'s causing the compilation error?
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