Embedding python problem, related to PyObject_Print.

[Chun-Chieh Huang]

Dear all,

I carefully lookup PyObject_Print in the API manual, but I can't find
the resolution. And the problem is described below:

I embed python into C++ code as follows:

// First register function objects
pModule = PyImport_Import Module("merge") ;
pDict = PyModule_GetDic t(pModule);
pFunc = PyObject_GetAtt rString(pModule , "TopoCreato r");
PyObject *theArg = PyString_FromSt ring("FOSS");
theTopoDesigner = PyObject_CallFu nctionObjArgs(p Func, theArg);
addPiconet_Topo = PyObject_GetAtt rString(theTopo Designer,"addPi conet");

// Create
PyObject *tmpList = PyList_New(maxN umber);
// setting values of tmpList
PyObject_Print( tmpList, stdout, 0);
pValue = PyObject_CallFu nctionObjArgs(a ddPiconet_Topo, tmpList);

The problem is that if I comment out the line "PyObject_Print ," I'll
get an error message:
"TypeError: addPiconet() takes exactly 2 arguments (3 given)"
But if I add back the PyObject_Print line, it works as
expected. However, I don't need PyObject_Print when the system is
finished; I use it for debugging purpose. The "addPiconet " method
takes a list as an argument, which is declared as:
def addPiconet(self , aList):
Blah blah blah

I really don't know how to solve it. How can I make it work without
PyObject_Print? Any suggestion? Thanks in advance.

Albert
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[Chun-Chieh Huang]

Re: Embedding python problem, related to PyObject_Print.

Chun-Chieh Huang <jjhuang@cm.nct u.edu.tw> writes:
[color=blue]
> Dear all,
>
> I carefully lookup PyObject_Print in the API manual, but I can't find
> the resolution. And the problem is described below:
>
> I embed python into C++ code as follows:[/color]

Sorry I didn't specify the platform. Below is my python version and
platform, but I use g++-2.96 to compile the C++ code, which embeds
python. Is it a problem of different compiler versions?

Python 2.3.3 (#1, Jan 5 2004, 14:18:28)
[GCC 3.3.1 (Mandrake Linux 9.2 3.3.1-2mdk)] on linux2
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Chun-Chieh Huang, aka Albert E-mail: jjhuang AT cm.nctu.edu.tw
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Department of Computer Science
National Tsing Hua University MIME/ASCII/PDF/PostScript are welcome!
HsinChu, Taiwan NO MS WORD DOC FILE, PLEASE!