inconsistency in Python SWIG return parameters

Marshall White <cscidork@yahoo.com> writes:
> In Python, calling a function that has more than one output goes something like this:
> out1, out2, out3 = foo()
>
> The error said something to the effect of "there are more variables
> than the number of 'things' returned from the function." Of course
> the actual error message didn't use those words exactly, but that
> was what "my interpretation."
>
> The error was easy enough to reproduce. I'll revert, rebuild and
> get back to you with the exact error message.

The error you're describing is *exactly* the problem that necessitated
the workaround in revision 5137. See my mail just now, with the
subject

   "inconsistency in Python SWIG return parameters"

Does it seem familiar?

-K

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Received on Thu Feb 27 22:30:32 2003