[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> How could I get the pointer to and the length of ucs2 array out of a
> PyObject representing a string? Something that works whether PyObject
> string is in unicode or not.
You can use PyObject_Unicode(o) to convert the object to Unicode first,
then use PyUnicode_AsUnicode to convert it to a Py_UNICODE array, and
PyUnicode_GetSize to find out what the length is. Notice that this will
be UCS-2 only if Py_UNICODE is 16 bits on your platform. If you really
want UCS-2 always, you need to convert the string again using
PyUnicode_AsEncodedObject, then PyString_AsString to find out what
the UCS-2 bytes are.
Remember to check for errors for all these functions, and remember
to decref the results when you don't need them any longer.
>
> Also could I replace a sequence
>
> if(PyBool_Check(obj)) {
>...
> }
> if(PyString_Check(obj)) { // would this be true for any string
>type?
>...
> }
> if(PyFloat_Check(obj)) {
>...
> with a switch?
Not easily. Also, PyString_Check is true only for the byte string
type (and its subtypes).
Regards,
Martin
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