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all parts of a ldb_result:
@BASEINFO has 2 elements
elt[0]: val[0]: sequenceNumber = 2
elt[1]: val[0]: distinguishedName = @BASEINFO
name=foo has 2 elements
elt[0]: val[0]: foo = bar
elt[1]: val[0]: distinguishedName = name=foo
Cleanup some swig junk that was only necessary when including config.h
and function prototypes that used the PRINTF_ATTRIBUTE() macro.
Add some more comments.
README for Samba SWIG Python extensions --------------------------------------- Instructions for building: 1. Run configure with the --with-python option to enable python extensions. 2. Edit the script/build_idl.sh script to pass the --swig option to pidl. Here's a patch: Index: script/build_idl.sh =================================================================== --- script/build_idl.sh (revision 2413) +++ script/build_idl.sh (working copy) @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ [ -d librpc/gen_ndr ] || mkdir -p librpc/gen_ndr || exit 1 -PIDL="$PERL ./build/pidl/pidl.pl --output librpc/gen_ndr/ndr_ --parse --header --parser --server" +PIDL="$PERL ./build/pidl/pidl.pl --output librpc/gen_ndr/ndr_ --parse --header --parser --server --swig" TABLES="$PERL ./build/pidl/tables.pl --output librpc/gen_ndr/tables" if [ x$FULLBUILD = xFULL ]; then 3. Run 'make idl_full swig' to build extensions. 4. At some stage there will be a proper system for installing the extensions, but right now it's easier to run them in place. Set your PYTHONPATH to include the modules. From the Samba source directory, run: export PYTHONPATH=`pwd`/scripting/swig Now you can go nuts and use the extensions. Check the scripting/swig/torture directory for a testsuite. There will hopefully be a bunch of usage examples somewhere.