Comment 1 for bug 1063868

This is because we automatically generate documentation based on the C++ interface. Here you are actually invoking the last set version, but instead of 5 (or 6 as Python add self) arguments it expects 3, as m and rows, and n and cols are lumped together into one NumPy array argument.

In addition are the autogenerated documentation not taking into account that the first version is really not included in the swig interface, as it is %ignored.

These errors are difficult to fix. I have registered a new bug which more precisely describe the problem.