null chars, which are allowed in C++ and python, and proper
sizes:
you can use a shorter string to assign a char[6]:
x = "he\0l" -> x := {'h','e',0,'l',0, 0}
but you always get back in python the original size:
x := {'h','i','0','0',0, 0} -> "hi\0\0\0\0"
Better mapping of (char*)0, now you get a None in the python
side, and using None, you get a (char*)0, just like
all the other C++ pointers. Before (char*)0 was mapped
into python as "", or as seg. faults.
Better mapping of "", which is not None nor (char*)0.
Added more tests using primitive types with simple templates.
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