How do I declare that a CTypes function returns unsigned char?
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Wed Oct 25 18:56:13 EDT 2006
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Now at http://pyfaq.infogami.com/suggest we have: FAQ: How do I declare that a CTypes function returns unsigned char? A: c_uchar = ctypes.c_ubyte This irregularity actually is doc'ed, it's just pointlessly annoying. Hope this helps (and of course I trust you'll dispute if I'm nuts),
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