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From: Jose L. <j-...@ro...> - 2008-05-01 22:46:08
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> I'm not sure I understand. Is tmp a member of the C++ class, or is it
> something you add to the Python object by that assignment? If it's just
> being added to the Python object, of course it won't affect the underlying
> C++ object (where would the data go?) an the print statement will fail.
Oops, I forgot to reply to the list. This issue is now resolved. I thought the vector container held proxy class objects, but instead it holds the actual C++ object and only wraps it in a proxy class when you request it from the vector. Thanks for the help.
JLuna
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