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Bryan
I am writing a small script to manage my ipod. I am using the python
bindings for libgpod. I have never used swig, or used python to
program against a c/c++ library.
I can get the library to find my ipod, and parse its DB format, but
I'm not sure how to interact with the types that some of the functions
return, specifically a Swig Glist (gtk's doubly-linked list)
import gpod
db = gpod.itdb_parse('/media/ipod', None)
print db.tracks
Glist is not iterable or subscriptable. It contains a 'next' function
which always seems to return None after printing "swig/python detected
a memory leak of type 'GList *', no destructor found." to the console.
How can I interact with this list?
bindings for libgpod. I have never used swig, or used python to
program against a c/c++ library.
I can get the library to find my ipod, and parse its DB format, but
I'm not sure how to interact with the types that some of the functions
return, specifically a Swig Glist (gtk's doubly-linked list)
import gpod
db = gpod.itdb_parse('/media/ipod', None)
print db.tracks
Glist is not iterable or subscriptable. It contains a 'next' function
which always seems to return None after printing "swig/python detected
a memory leak of type 'GList *', no destructor found." to the console.
How can I interact with this list?