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Currently, passing e.g. {"s": 2, "t": 3} to Julia will result in a PyDict{Py, Py}. It would be great to have a way to convert such structured data with "simple" python elements into native types (in this case Dict{String, Int}).
The pyconvertnative() idea from #172 seems like it could handle this case?
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Hello! Thanks for PythonCall/juliacall :)
Currently, passing e.g.
{"s": 2, "t": 3}
to Julia will result in aPyDict{Py, Py}
. It would be great to have a way to convert such structured data with "simple" python elements into native types (in this caseDict{String, Int}
).The
pyconvertnative()
idea from #172 seems like it could handle this case?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: