PythonNumpyInterface Class Reference

Provides interface to support the python numpy type.

#include <Python/pythonnumpyinterface.h>

Inheritance diagram for PythonNumpyInterface:

Public Member Functions
	PythonNumpyInterface ()
	PythonNumpyInterface (const PythonArray &pythonArray)
	PythonNumpyInterface (const PythonNumpyInterface &other)=delete
	PythonNumpyInterface (const uchar *data, ssize_t elementSize, const std::vector< ssize_t > &shape, const std::vector< ssize_t > &strides)
	~PythonNumpyInterface ()
PythonNumpyInterface *	clone () const override
void	getArray (PythonArray &out)
PythonNumpyInterface &	operator= (const PythonNumpyInterface &numpy)=delete
Public Member Functions inherited from Clonable
virtual	~Clonable ()=default
virtual Clonable *	clone () const =0

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PythonNumpyInterface() [1/4]

PythonNumpyInterface

(

)

PythonNumpyInterface() [2/4]

PythonNumpyInterface

(

const PythonArray &

pythonArray

)

PythonNumpyInterface() [3/4]

PythonNumpyInterface	(	const uchar *	data,
		ssize_t	elementSize,
		const std::vector< ssize_t > &	shape,
		const std::vector< ssize_t > &	strides
	)

~PythonNumpyInterface()

~PythonNumpyInterface ( )

default

PythonNumpyInterface() [4/4]

PythonNumpyInterface ( const PythonNumpyInterface &  other )

delete

Member Function Documentation

clone()

PythonNumpyInterface * clone ( ) const

overridevirtual

Returns

A clone of this object.

Note

Subclasses would normally return their own type rather than the Clonable type. The C++ language rules allow a more derived type to be returned from a virtual function and the compiler will still treat it as a valid override.

Implements Clonable.

getArray()

void getArray

(

PythonArray &

out

)

operator=()

PythonNumpyInterface & operator= ( const PythonNumpyInterface &  numpy )

delete