Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Python API

Timestamp:

09/20/13 14:54:40 (11 years ago)

Author:

jorisborgdorff

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Python API

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 These functions behave just like their [wiki:"C++ API" C++ counterparts], except `init`, `send` and `receive`. For `init`, first run `import sys` and then `muscle.init(sys.argv)`. Send will accept a sequence of objects, given a muscle datatype. The following datatypes are recognized:
-|= Object |= Python data type |= C data type |
-| muscle.int | sequence of `int` | 32-bit `int` |
-| muscle.long | sequence of `int` | 64-bit `long` |
-| muscle.float | sequence of `double` | 32-bit `float` |
-| muscle.double | sequence of `double` | 64-bit `double` |
-| muscle.boolean | sequence of `bool` | `bool` |
-| muscle.raw | `bytearray` | `char *` |
-| muscle.string | `str` | `const char *` |
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+||= Object ||= Python data type ||= C data type ||
+|| muscle.int || sequence of `int` || 32-bit `int` ||
+|| muscle.long || sequence of `int` || 64-bit `long` ||
+|| muscle.float || sequence of `double` || 32-bit `float` ||
+|| muscle.double || sequence of `double` || 64-bit `double` ||
+|| muscle.boolean || sequence of `bool` || `bool` ||
+|| muscle.raw || `bytearray` || `char *` ||
+|| muscle.string || `str` || `const char *` ||
 The first five data types take any sequence, as long as the Python datatype that is contained matches. In some cases, it may be necessary to recreate a NumPy array so that the canonical Python datatypes are used. For example, with `int`:
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