On 08/04/2013 06:08 AM, Marcus Müller wrote:
> I can't really test this right now,
> but you could insert
> %include
> into your project's swig file[1]; this should generate a python method
>cdata(ptr, length)
> that you can feed your blob_data() to. I'm not quite sure that WILL
> work as
Hi Marcus,
pmt.u8vector_elements() did the trick. The result being a long array is
not a problem, I could compare its elements with a list using
assertSequenceEqual().
Thank you,
Peter
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On second thought: Does using pmt.make_vector solve your problem?
in C++:
p = pmt::make_u8vector(length, fill);
(do stuff like pmt::u8vector_set(p, index, value), or even unsigned char* p_vec
= pmt::u8vector_writable_elements(p,length). The later can summon hell if you
use the same PMT object in
I can't really test this right now,
but you could insert
%include
into your project's swig file[1]; this should generate a python method
cdata(ptr, length)
that you can feed your blob_data() to. I'm not quite sure that WILL
work as is, maybe you will need a C(++) wrapper that simply returns
Hi,
can I convert a blob created by my C++ code (unsigned chars) to a Python
list or NumPy array?
pmt.blob_data() returns a 'SwigPyObject' with which I can't do anything.
Passing it to a NumPy array constructor doesn't seem to do the job.
The blobs are in a tuple:
pmt::pmt_t b1 = pmt::make_blob(
