From: Sebastian H. <ha...@ms...> - 2003-03-07 00:42:40
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Hi, I am using SWIG to wrap some C++ function operating on numarray arrays. Everything works quite well -- up until yesterday... I have some 3d data and was thinking if the actual operation I want to do is done "slice by slice", I could just loop over Z in python and have my C function defined like this: void DoSomething(float * array2d, int nx, int ny) The python loop looks like this: arr = numarray.array(shape=(100,100,100), type=numarray.Float32) for z in range(nz): DoSomething( arr[z] ) SOMEHOW the pointer that get transfered to the C++ side is always the same as for the full (3d) array. if I try to debug this by doing: for z in range(nz): print repr(arr[z]._data) that also tells be that python / numarray thinks all slices are located at the same address, that is: every slice looks just like the full array. Please help, I don't know what to do... Sebastian Haase |