Returning a data structure using oct2py in Python 2.7 about oct2py HOT 12 CLOSED

I think this bug is solvable, I'll take a look tonight.

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(note: this is a bug in Oct2Py, I don't think there's anything you can do differently), and thanks for the report @KainoaCulverhouse!

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Thank You @blink1073 ,

My suggestion may or may not help but im understanding that y is returned as a data type struct rather than a float. Im trying to see if its possible to convert a struct to a float in octave (no idea if thats possible) because maybe 'dtype' is looking for a float64 rather than a struct.

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@KainoaCulverhouse, Oct2Py does support Octave structs. In this case I think it has more to do with the shape of the data. I'll test against your specific data and add it to the test suite, once I figure out the bug.

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okay @blink1073 i appreciate it

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Strange, it works for me (I called it testfunc):

In [2]: octave.testfunc(1, 2)
Out[2]: {'a': 1.0, 'b': 2.0}

What version of Oct2Py are you using: oct2py.__version__?

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I am using version 3.2.0

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strange, I also get the same error if I simply call '>>> octave.struct()'.

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Ah, I get the error now when calling octave.struct(), that should help me fix the bug...

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Okay, both should be fixed. You can try using the latest development version, or wait until the next release (should be this weekend).

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And now released!

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Closing as fixed.

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