Um... Sorry, I mean I have a class Document, which defined
class Document
{
public:
....
bool operator==(const Document& other) const
{
return Compare(other);
}
};
It simply call Compare method, I need to something more when I use it in
python code but I don't want to change my Document class implementation
because it can be used by other language that do not need extra code.
Py++ generates:
Document_exposer.def( bp::self == bp::self );
For other Document method I can change Py++ generated code to do something
more, for example:
Py++:
{
typedef ::StringPtr ( ::Document::*Thumb_function_type )(
int,int ) const;
Document_exposer.def(
"Thumb"
//, Thumb_function_type( &::Document::Thumb )
, &Document__ThumbWrap
, ( bp::arg("width"), bp::arg("height") ) );
}
I can define a Document__ThumbWrap function to write my extra code in it.
But operator==, I don't know how to do that.
I can't simply change
Document_exposer.def( bp::self == bp::self );
to
Document_exposer.def(
bp::self == bp::self
, &Document__EqualWrap
);
to write my extra code in Document__EqualWrap.
Thank you very much.
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