Re: numeric C pointer argument and python integer argument
Lenard Lindstrom <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.python.pyrex |
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Daniele Pianu wrote:
> I've a C function like this
>
> void Socket_getRemoteAddr
> <file:///home/daniele/.HRI/Proxy/HRI/Libraries/Socket/2.0/doc/html/Socket_8h.html#74523edd41cdf2247e109cc58429ca30>
> (Socket
> <file:///home/daniele/.HRI/Proxy/HRI/Libraries/Socket/2.0/doc/html/structSocket.html>
> *self, char *serverHostAddr, int bufferSize, int *serverPortNo)
>
> and I want to wrap it on this python method
>
> def setRemoteAddr( self, serverHostAddr, serverPortNo )
>
> serverPortNo is a python integer, and it must reflect modifications
> done on the relative C argument (serverPortNo). How can I do it in pyrex?
>
The usual way is to return the changed value as a value of the function:
def setRemoteAddr(...., int serverPortNo):
....
Socket_getRemoteAddr(...., &serverPortNo)
....
return serverPortNo
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Lenard Lindstrom
<[email protected]>