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#902: fixed memory related bugs with emit dataframe #414
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#902: fixed memory leak with emit dataframe
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this makes also only slightly sense, but we don't change it int this PR
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My understanding is that
Py_True
(which comes from the Python header file) is a static pointer to the (immortal) "True" object of Python.See https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/bool.html#c.Py_True
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The thing is, what ever pyBool is, it is either Py_True or Py_False, otherwise we would need to use a Python comparison instead of a c++. That means, the comparison is meaningless, because we do both cases the same. We could replace this with INCREF(pyBool)