From: Stefan Seefeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>If you need fine-grained control about argument passing policies (as
>soon as you need reference-semantics, you have to be careful about
>lifetime management, for example), you are better off writing
>boost.python bindings manually, I would suggest.
>
>Regards,
> Stefan
void baz(foo &x);
If I have a foo, I call baz with it, foo's contents may change but it's still
the same object. I don't see an issue here, unless foo is a smart pointer
type.
And the only smart pointers I receive are weak references, and I'm
assuming/planning that the referenced object doesn't get destroyed. So I'm
feeling safe to not concern myself.
Alan
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