In the docs for %ConvertToSubClassCode, there's a mention about class hierarchies over multiple modules:
>> Note that if a class hierarchy extends over a number of modules then >> this directive should be used in each of those modules to handle the >> part of the hierarchy defined in that module. SIP will ensure that >> the different pieces of code are called in the right order to >> determine the most specific Python type to use. I've got this situation, but there's a small problem. Say MyObject is defined in the main module, and has %ConvertToSubClassCode. Then in a second module, I've got several objects that all inherit from MyObject. They are all leaf nodes in the class hierarchy, so there's no common base class in that other module to stick more %ConvertToSubClassCode into. Browsing through the PyQT sources, it looks like this case doesn't happen, and there's always a common base class. (Oddly there's those switch statements with hard coded integer constants checking against sipCpp->type()--are those automatically generated? Or is it just relying on the order classes are defined?) But what can I do about this? It'd be nice to avoid some kind of runtime RTTI list that the submodule appends to on startup, but if that's what I have to do, that's alright ;) Just thought I'd check here first for any ideas. - Kevin _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
