Thank you for your answer.
> Why do you think you can't have noncopyable?
I understood it prevents the registration of converters for the class. I
just read the manual again and now i understand it only remove converter
which copy instances, i.e. conversion of values.
Anyhow, I'd recommend trying
class_<Keyboard, noncopyable>("Keyboard", no_init);
with the rest of what you have.
That's what I initially tried. It produced runtime error:
TypeError: No Python class registered for C++ class OIS::Keyboard
Thanks to you, I know understand some points i couldn't catch reading
the manual 3-4 times. I'm now able to fix the current problem by
importing my module before assigning the variable 'keyboard'. Which
leads me to another question : is there a way to register converters
without importing the module ?
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