On 02-Apr-03 Claus, Richard wrote:
I have used SIP to provide Python access to a set of C++ classes
I wrote. These classes don't involve either PyQt or Qt.
A few points:
1) I have a placement operator new(size_t sz, void* p, bool swap)
in one of the classes. It is used internally to the
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 4:09 am, Claus, Richard wrote:
I have used SIP to provide Python access to a set of C++ classes I wrote.
These classes don't involve either PyQt or Qt.
A few points:
1) I have a placement operator new(size_t sz, void* p, bool swap) in one of
the classes. It is
Greetings-
Thanks again to Phil and Jim for all their help. I have 1 additional
question at this stage. I am trying to wrap a C++ class that has a
member function that takes a fd_set as a parameter. Something like:
int DoSpecialSelectLikeOperation( fd_set f );
On my RH8 Linux box, the fd_set
On 27-Mar-03 dwelch wrote:
Thanks again to Phil and Jim for all their help. I have 1
additional question at this stage. I am trying to wrap a C++
class that has a member function that takes a fd_set as a
parameter. Something like:
int DoSpecialSelectLikeOperation( fd_set f );
On my RH8
Title: Message
Greetings-
I am attempting to
wrap a shared library on Linux using SIP. This shared library's API defines
several C++ classes that interelate (in both IS-A and HAS-A relationships).
Currently, all the classes are declared in a single .h file.
Questions:
1. What is the
On Tuesday 25 March 2003 7:20 pm, WELCH,DONALD J (HP-Vancouver,ex1) wrote:
Greetings-
I am attempting to wrap a shared library on Linux using SIP. This shared
library's API defines several C++ classes that interelate (in both IS-A and
HAS-A relationships). Currently, all the classes are
On 25-Mar-03 Phil Thompson wrote:
On Tuesday 25 March 2003 7:20 pm, WELCH,DONALD J
(HP-Vancouver,ex1) wrote:
Greetings-
I am attempting to wrap a shared library on Linux using SIP.
This shared
library's API defines several C++ classes that interelate (in
both IS-A and
HAS-A
Is this because Sip doesn't support subclasses or is it the KURL thingy?
SIP doesn't support sub-classes. It looks like it might need to.
Yes. Can I still create the sipfiles with that syntax? Will that syntax be used when
it supports subclasses?
Does Sip support the ClassTHING stuff?
