Hello, 
  I'm trying to wrap a function that takes a vector<pair<string, double>  >
  as input and return a list. The original function is
   vector<double>  eval(const vector<pair<string, double> >&);

   to use boost python, I write a wrapper function:
   python::list py_eval(python::tuple input) {
          here I want to use python::extract<std::string> (input[i][0])
          and python::extract<double> (py_context[i][1])
          to transform python input [('A', 1.0), ('B', 2.0), ...]
          into a new vector<pair<string, double>  > for calling real
          eval()
   }

   Compilation is ok and I get an error in python code:
   obj.py_eval([('A', 1.0), ('B', 2.0)])
   TypeError: No registered converter was able to produce a C++ rvalue
   of type j from this Python object of type str

   I change the declaration to python::list input, python::object input
   and get the same error result.

   Am I missing anything?

-- 
                                     Sincerely yours,
                                            Zhang Le

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