On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 2:49 AM, Stefan Behnel wrote:
> Nikita Nemkin, 14.04.2013 11:33:
>> Arguments, return values and properties of type 'bint'
>> appear as 'int' in autogenerated signatures.
>>
>> This is very confusing for the end user and logically wrong.
>> (For one thing, bint and int hand
Nikita Nemkin, 14.04.2013 11:33:
> Arguments, return values and properties of type 'bint'
> appear as 'int' in autogenerated signatures.
>
> This is very confusing for the end user and logically wrong.
> (For one thing, bint and int handle input arguments differently:
> bint accepts pretty much an
Hi,
Arguments, return values and properties of type 'bint'
appear as 'int' in autogenerated signatures.
This is very confusing for the end user and logically wrong.
(For one thing, bint and int handle input arguments differently:
bint accepts pretty much any Python object, while int requries
som