In my PlotterBase.zip file I have
class PlotterBase
{
public:
PlotterBase ( const std::string & );
void setRange ( const std::string &, double, double );
virtual void setBinWidth ( const std::string &, double );
In the C++ code there's an implementation that is overridden by a
number of derived classes of PlotterBase. The Python user gets his
handle on them via
class DisplayController
{
public:
static DisplayController * instance ();
PlotterBase * createDisplay ( const std::string &,
const NTuple &,
const std::vector<std::string> & ) const;
Where the Python class will have a pinter to a C++ derived class of
PlotterBase.
The SIP generated code for setBinWidth member function contains...
PlotterBase *sipCpp;
if
(sipParseArgs(&sipArgsParsed,sipArgs,"mM1d",sipThisObj,sipClass_PlotterBase,&sipCpp,sipConvertTo_std_string,&a0,&a0IsTemp,&a1))
{
Py_BEGIN_ALLOW_THREADS
sipCpp -> PlotterBase::setBinWidth(*a0,a1);
Py_END_ALLOW_THREADS
The C++ call to setBinWidth is scoped, the the virtual function table
of the derived class is not used.
Is this a know bug in SIP code generation?
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