There seems to be an assumption that %ConvertToTypeCode creates
a copy that needs to be deleted and ownership can't be transferred
to C++.
It's not an assumption - it's the return value of %ConvertToTypeCode. Just
make sure it always returns 0.
Yes, that is the solution to the problem.
Many thanks!
Nigel
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From the Sip documentation...
"If sipIsErr is not NULL then a non-zero value is returned if the mapped
type instance returned through sipCppPtr was created on the heap.
Otherwise zero is returned."
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struct FILE
{
%TypeHeaderCode
#include <cstdio>
using namespace std;
%End
private:
FILE();
FILE(const FILE &);
~FILE();
%ConvertToTypeCode
if (sipIsErr == NULL)
return PyFile_Check(sipPy);
if (PyFile_Check(sipPy))
{
*sipCppPtr = PyFile_AsFile(sipPy);
return 0; /* The item was not allocated on the heap */
}
*sipIsErr = 1;
return 0;
%End
};
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