Stefan Behnel, 29.06.2012 13:07:
> Dieter Maurer, 29.06.2012 12:18:
>> I need "const unsigned char*" and "const xmlChar *"
>> (where "xmlChar" is defined as "unsigned char").
>
> Ah, right, libxml2 - an excellent example. lxml is still suffering from the
> decision of its initial author to ignore
Dieter Maurer, 29.06.2012 12:18:
> Stefan Behnel wrote at 2012-6-29 11:42 +0200:
>> Also note that libc.string contains declarations for "const char*" and
>> friends.
>
> Unformatunately
Nice word, took me a while to make my brain split the characters correctly. ;)
> I need "const unsigned cha
Stefan Behnel wrote at 2012-6-29 11:42 +0200:
>Dieter Maurer, 29.06.2012 11:25:
>> I have
>>
>> cdef extern from *:
>> ctypedef char const_unsigned_char "const unsigned char"
>
>This is an incorrect declaration. "char" != "unsigned char".
You are right. I cheat to get "Cython" convert betw
Dieter Maurer, 29.06.2012 11:25:
> I have
>
> cdef extern from *:
> ctypedef char const_unsigned_char "const unsigned char"
This is an incorrect declaration. "char" != "unsigned char".
> cdef const_unsigned_char *c_data = data
>
> leads to "Cannot convert Python object to 'const_unsign
I have
cdef extern from *:
ctypedef char const_unsigned_char "const unsigned char"
cdef const_unsigned_char *c_data = data
leads to "Cannot convert Python object to 'const_unsigned_char *'"
while "cdef char *c_data = data" works.
Should the "ctypedef char const_unsigned_char" not ensure
