On 8/17/2015 11:39 AM, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
For the case with default implementation, the tutorial gives this wrapper:struct BaseWrap : Base, bpl::wrapper<Base> { virtual std::string func() const { if (bpl::override f = this->get_override("func")) return f(); else return Base::func(); } std::string default_func() const { return this->Base::func();} }; and it seems to me much more natural to implement the "default" case directly in the "else" branch above, rather than add it to the "def()" call.
I think this might be so that python can invoke the superclass (C++) implementation directly in its override, but I'm not 100% sure.
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