On Saturday January 3 2004 13:42, Patrick Stinson wrote: > In upgrading from sip3.8 to the latest sip4 snapshot, I'm > having problems with namespace member methods.
> After finding some minor filename changes, I found that sip4 > doesn't seem to define the methods residing in the namespace > I've created. The PyMethodDef struct is there, but gcc > complains about the meth_* objects not being defined. The > corresponding cpp file doesn't include them, and a grep > reveals that they are not in the directory. Is there a new > flag I need that sip3 didn't? Couldn't find anything in > ChangeLog. Phil's most recent two snapshots take care of some problems with virtual methods that return a reference and some type name errors with namespace'd stuff, eg something like sipNamespace::sipClass_method vs sipNamespace_sipClass_method plus some other related generation problems (and sipNamespace:: doesn't and shouldn't exist). The snapshot before the 12/31 snapshot fixed the namespace stuff; the ref stuff should be fixed in the 12/31 snapshot itself. Some of the more esoteric stuff doesn't get caught until PyKDE is built against a new sip version, as PyQt doesn't use these features. Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
