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Hi all,

I want to use a Python function that returns a double array in VB dot net
via embedding Python in C++ dot net. Using the CLR it is easy to access C++
from VB. Then also I don't have a problem if the Python function returns a
single variable of type double, using the following lines in my C++ code:
myPythonObjectPointer = PyObject_CallObject(pFunc, pArgs);

myCppDoubleVariable = PyFloat_AsDouble(myPyObjectPointer);

(I have obviously done all the required thingies as per the Python
documentation)

I can further achieve what I want by changing the Python function to a
number of functions, each returning a single double variable and call them
one by one, using code like above, and then passing them into an array in
C++, but I would prefer a more elegant way of doing it, because my return
variable could have hundreds, if not thousands, of values.



Can somebody help me please.



Thanks



Pieter Steenekamp.




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