Javier Ángel Velázquez Muriel wrote: > I have this problem when wrapping an overloaded function: > > File "test_project.py", line 85, in test_project_Z_opposite > result,dy,dx,angles,shift ,tolerance) > NotImplementedError: Wrong number of arguments for overloaded function > 'project_given_euler_angles'. > Possible C/C++ prototypes are: > IMP::em::project_given_euler_angles(IMP::em::DensityMap > &,IMP::algebra::Matrix2D< float > &,int const,int > const,IMP::em::EulerAnglesZYZ const &,IMP::algebra::Vector3D const > &,double const) > IMP::em::project_given_euler_angles< float >(IMP::algebra::Matrix3D< > float > &,IMP::algebra::Matrix2D< float > &,int const,int > const,IMP::em::EulerAnglesZYZ const &,IMP::algebra::Vector3D const > &,double const) > > Although the program complains about a wrong number of arguments, it is > correct. I guess that the problem comes from overloading the function.
Actually, SWIG is usually pretty good about this sort of thing. Are you *sure* the types are correct? (I notice you changed some of the matrix classes from <float> to <double> - perhaps you missed something in here.)
Ben