This checkin marks a fairly substantial change in the C++ classes for

weave.  The original SCXX code has been augmented and mutated to the
point of not be recognizable as SCXX any more.  File and class names
have moved more toward boost naming conventions.

The most significant change is that, when writing standard inline()
code, end users are not responsible for reference counting at all.

Additionally, casting functions have been added and methods have
been overloaded so that conversions between python types and C
types are handled transparently for the basic types (char*,int,float,
double,std::string,std::complex<double>, etc.)

py::object has been augmented to handle attribute access, function
calling, method calling, and pretty much all of the rest of the
PyObject_xxx API.

This is near feature complete for weave 0.3.  The remaining tasks are
to test on other platforms and re-write the documentation.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/weave/examples/functional.py b/weave/examples/functional.py
index 1c18cbc32..015cfc0c1 100644
--- a/weave/examples/functional.py
+++ b/weave/examples/functional.py
@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ def c_list_map(func,seq):
     """
     assert(type(func) in [FunctionType,MethodType,type(len)])
     code = """
-           #line 12 "functional.py"
-           py::tuple = args(1);
+           #line 22 "functional.py"
+           py::tuple args(1);
            int N = seq.len();    
            py::list result(N);
            for(int i = 0; i < N;i++)
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ def c_list_map2(func,seq):
     """
     assert(type(func) in [FunctionType,MethodType,type(len)])
     code = """
-           #line 32 "functional.py"
+           #line 40 "functional.py"
            py::tuple args(1);    
            PyObject* py_args = (PyObject*)args;
            py::list result(seq.len());