[Boost-users] Boost Python : Generic Function Call

From: William Marié (william.marie_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-07-13 13:52:48

Hi,

I would like to find a way to call Python functions from C++ in a generic
way. With Python you can use PyObject_CallObject( PyObject* pFun, PyObject*
pyArg ) where pyArgs is a tuple, this allows the user to genericaly call
Python functions assuming that you create the right tuple before calling
PyObject_CallObject.
With boost python i tried to do the same thing but i can't find a way to do
it, using the call function or directly the () operator i always have to
pass all the arguments.

Is there a easy way to do that using boost python ?
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