It sounds to me like a problem with C++->python polymorphism, i.e you
need to use Swig's "director" feature.
I'm available this evening and tomorrow, if help needed ; shall we meet
in the open-spacfe (band room) after teh clusing of teh conference ?
++
Pascal
Ralph Heinkel a écrit :
Hi there,
is there anybody around today/tomorrow with a little bit more insight
into swig than I have?
I have an abstract c++ class, wrapped into swig. I get an subclass of
it in python, make an instance of it, and pass it to another c++
function (also wrapped in swig) which accepts instances of the
abstract original c++ class as an argument. But here swig barfs at it.
I have a little example with me, some 20 lines of code. If anybody
could help me with this this would be great.
Thanks,
Ralph
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