Are there any issues with, or better ways to do, the following:
.h file:
namespace MyNamespace
{
template<unsigned T>
class Klass : public BaseKlass<T>
{
public:
Klass();
virtual ~Klass();
void method1();
...
};
typedef Klass<1024> Small
typedef Klass<4096> Large
};
.sip file:
namespace MyNamespace
{
class Small
{
%TypeHeaderCode
#include "Klass.h"
%End
public:
Small();
virtual ~Small();
void method1();
...
};
class Large
{
%TypeHeaderCode
#include "Klass.h"
%End
public:
Large();
virtual ~Large();
void method1();
...
};
};
This seems to work fine. Small and Large are visible from Python and method1()
executes fine. The methods of BaseKlass are not accessible from Python, but
that's okay for my purposes since they're used only by methods of Klass.
Another solution might be to make Small and Large bona fide classes that are
derived from Klass<1024> and Klass<4096>, resp., rather than typedefs.
Are these blessed ways to do things or am I climbing through a loophole?
Thanks,
Ric
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