Re: [Swig-user] std::vectors to python lists (or default constructor problems?)

[David F. <dav...@gm...>]

>  It now works. I suppose that not putting the %template
> statement was the major culprit.

I think too, as well as c.get_vector instead of bar.get_vector.

> I'll try again with my full-scale project then. I remember
> seeing a different error then... What I was trying to do was a tiny bit
> different, in the sense that
> the vector would contain objects that are already part of another package,
> for which the python module already exists.
>I will get back to this thread if I encounter other problems.

I'm in the same situation, working on a full-scale project, witting some
simplified example when needed. By coincidence, I opened yesterday a
bug on the tracker,
with a test case close to yours, but yielding to a side effect:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3331170&group_id=1645&atid=101645

>From your first mail:
> What I am trying to do should be a very common task with SWIG, yet, I spent
> the last two days googling around from help and I still can't find proper
> indications on how to do this.

I think there is a lack of material on the web for beginners (I'm a
few months beginner),
who want to use Swig to wrap C++ code into Python. I really believe
that developing
the Swig Wiki would be a good thing. I plan to write some pages about
what I've learned, maybe
in summer. There are a lot of resources in the swig sources, for
example (pun) : swig-2.0.4/Examples/python.
But I think than a lot a newcomers even don't know they exist, and
that the Wiki could be a good
place to shared experiences and a good complement to the official documentation.