Anders Logg wrote:
> On Sat, May 09, 2009 at 07:36:46PM +0100, Garth N. Wells wrote:
>> There is an ambiguity in Table with the two functions:
>>
>> void Table::set(std::string row, std::string col, int value);
>> void Table::set(std::string row, std::string col, uint value);
>>
>> since it's not clear which should be called if one does:
>>
>> Table table;
>> table.set("a", "a", 10);
>>
>> Garth
>
> It works here. I actually added the uint version to remove an error
> message from GCC about ambiguity. If it is not there, the compiler
> will have to choose between converting an uint to a char*, double or
> int.
>
I get swig warnings:
dolfin/log/Table.h:52: Warning(509): Overloaded method
dolfin::Table::set(std::string,std::string,dolfin::uint) is shadowed by
dolfin::Table::set(std::string,std::string,int) at dolfin/log/Table.h:49.
I also get
dolfin/log/Table.h:70: Warning(314): 'print' is a python keyword,
renaming to '_print'
Garth
> If this does not work, it would mean that it's not possible to
> overload int and uint.
>
>
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