Hi,
I'm currently experimenting with Cython's support for nested C++ classes
and might havce encountered a bug.
I have attempted to strip down the example from the documentation to its
bare minimum. This here works fine:
---8<---
cdef extern from "foo":
cdef cppclass outer[T]:
cppclass inner:
pass
cdef outer[int].inner foo
---8<---
Next, I remove the template parameter as well. After all, not every
outer class containing an inner class is a template class.
---8<---
cdef extern from "foo":
cdef cppclass outer:
cppclass inner:
pass
cdef outer.inner foo
---8<---
Now, I get this error message:
'outer' is not a cimported module
It seems that without the square brackets, Cython no longer recognizes
'outer' as a class name and thinks it must be a module because it is
followed by a dot. I suppose this is not what should happen, right?
Best regards
Simon
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