Thanks! I can't express my gratitude for your help on this list.
I think my questions are answered. I'll see if I can implement your solutions.
Werner
> > But would you mind mentioning the other alternatives? My aim is to
> > construct
> the class like the "t=testmodule.Test("Hello")" above.
>
> In my opinion, you are working with "tricky" overloading - "char",
> "char*" and "std::string". I could be wrong, but Python doesn't have
> type "char", but string and unicode. So may be you should not expose
> "Test(char)" and "Test(char*)" constructors at all. Anyway,
> "pure/poor" Python user will/should not understand the difference
> between those constructors.
>
> Another option, could be to create a Python class which derives from
> the Test class ( you can rename it ) and implement dispatch logic by
> yourself. You also can create fake constructor in C++, which takes
> boost::python::object and makes the desired dispatching.
>
> > I was not able to use the suggested "create_*" functions as fake
> > constructors
> "test.add_fake_constructors( mb.calldefs( 'create_test_from_char' ) )". Do
> they
> have to return an auto_ptrfor this purpose?
>
> Yes. It was my mistake, sorry.
>
> HTH
>
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> Roman Yakovenko
> C++ Python language binding
> http://www.language-binding.net/
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