The reason that these items are pointers in the C implementation is
because they are the values that are being returned (God only knows
why they didn't return a struct). Because Python is sooo wonderful
(blatant plug), I implemented it such that these elements return a
tuple of these values. For instance, the function you mention above,
SUIT_getObjectSize( SUIT_object o, int *width, int *height )
is called in the SUIT/Python interpreter as
obj.getObjectSize ()
and would return a tuple of
(width, height)
Hope that clears things up!
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