[Swig-user] Help to wrap a method with a std::vector argument

[debutant <mic...@ho...>]

Hello,

I have a the following class to wrap:

class Foo
{
 public:
  Foo(const std::vector<int> vint);
  ....
}

I can do that using the interface std_vector.i. In 
that way from python I create a vector and call the
Foo constructor with that vector.

But I would like to use a python object to call the 
Foo constructor from python. The object would be 
a array from the module Numeric. 

Do I have to use what is called a typemap ? 

Thanks for any help
Debutant


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