On Wednesday 22 March 2006 03:37, Michael Gogins wrote:

> I've restored these typemaps, which were commented out in Python,
> and only half implemented in Java.

Note that - at least with the version of SWIG I have, so more testing may be
needed - for some reason the typemaps break the use of the CsoundArgVList class,
and at the same time they do not work with the overloaded Csound::Compile()
method. As a result, it is not possible to use Csound::Compile() with anything
other than the fixed 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 command line arguments.
So, if the same problems also occur for other people, the possible solutions
include:
  * removing all overloaded methods, keeping only one that takes int argc,
    char **argv; as the methods are virtual, they probably need to be removed
    for all languages, not just Python, to keep the vtable consistent.
    However, it is possible that excluding them from Python wrapping may
    also work, and then doing so would be preferred. CsoundArgVList should
    also be excluded from Python since it is made unusable by the typemap.
  * commenting out the typemap again


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