pyon | Pythonic way to use JSON | JSON Processing library
kandi X-RAY | pyon Summary
kandi X-RAY | pyon Summary
Pyon (Pythonic JSON) is a Python library which allows you to easily convert native objects into JSON objects. It also supports filesystem-like path-structure, which allows you to easily construct you JSON objects just the way you like it. Additionally, it uses recursion in order to also convert every connected object into a usable form.
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- Generates a JSON representation of a list of objects
- Recursive generator function that recursively recursively recursively traverses a nested dictionary
- Parse path
- Converts a list into a list
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QUESTION
I am trying to create a VM using Opennebula XML-RPC API. That shouldn't be a problem, according to their documentation.
However, parameters required for this method are nowhere to be seen (as well as for all other methods).
So far, I have managed to list all VMs, by diving into Opennebula CLI scripts and finding that onevm list
(one.vmpool.info
in context of pyone) requires 4 parameters that have to be integers:
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Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 12:42The parameters for IN and OUT are located in the documentation link you mentioned - https://docs.opennebula.io/6.0/integration_and_development/system_interfaces/api.html#actions-for-templates-management
You can find all the necessary parameters here. In case you still have issues, do let me know!
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I am trying to pass in two string arrays from python into C, using them in a nested for loop, comparing them against a parameter, and if the two strings meet this parameter, I append them into a new string array in C. The function ends with me returning the new array of compared strings. This function is called in python using CDLL, and this new string array is used is my python script.
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Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 09:37Here is a example closer than your configuration. Note that my main
function is just there to run the example, in you case it would be useless.
The main fix is that I allocate memory for each new string what you didn't do (you allocated the memory for pointers but not for the strings themselves). To do that I first use a 100 characters temporary buffer on the stack (you can make it longer if needed) and, once the length of the string is known, I allocate it (note that the function you prepared for freeing these strings and pointers (free_list) is already correct) :
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