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Converte Object[][] to PyList of PyLists fails is some null values on Object[][]
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Object[][] JavaArray = new Object[2][3]; | |
JavaArray[0][0] = 1; | |
JavaArray[0][1] = 0; | |
JavaArray[0][2] = null;// replacing this by anything else would make it work right! | |
JavaArray[1][0] = 1; | |
JavaArray[1][1] = 0; | |
JavaArray[1][2] = 2; | |
//tried many things here, last ones are uncomented | |
PyList JythonList = new PyList(); | |
for(int row=0; row<2; row++){ | |
Object[] currow = JavaArray[0]; | |
//PyObject JyArray = Py.java2py(currow); | |
ArrayList<Object> curlist = new ArrayList<Object>(Arrays.asList(currow)); | |
//PyArray JyArray = new PyArray(currow.getClass(),currow); | |
//PyArray JyArray = (PyArray)JythonOb; | |
//PyObject Jyrow = JyArray.tolist(); | |
//System.out.println(curlist.toString()); | |
PyList Pyrow = new PyList(curlist); | |
/* | |
for(int col = 0; col<3;col++){ | |
Jyrow.append(JythonOb[col]); | |
}*/ | |
JythonList.append(Pyrow); | |
} | |
//Trying to print produces an error, if you did not find the error before | |
System.out.println(JythonList.toString()); | |
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