I am having a problem in wrapping a protected enum declared in a child
class. For some reason, the sip code below is converting
Element::OptionalCRLF parameters to int, which results in a compiler
error. If anyone has an idea of what is wrong in my wrapped code, please
let me know.
sippyptlibPHTMLFormField.cpp
.\sippyptlibPHTMLFormField.cpp(53) : error C2664:
'PHTML::FormField::FormField(const char *,const char *,PHTML::ElementInSet,
PHTML::Element::OptionalCRLF,PHTML::DisableCodes,const char *)' : cannot
convert parameter 4 from 'int' to 'PHTML::Element::OptionalCRLF'
Conversion to enumeration type requires an explicit cast
(static_cast, C-style cast or function-style cast)
class PHTML
{
public:
enum ElementInSet {
InHTML,
NumElementsInSet
};
enum DisableCodes {
Enabled,
Disabled
};
PHTML(
const char * cstr ///< C string representation of the title
string.
);
class Element {
public:
virtual ~Element();
protected:
enum OptionalCRLF { NoCRLF, OpenCRLF, CloseCRLF, BothCRLF };
Element(
const char * nam,
const char * att,
PHTML::ElementInSet elmt,
PHTML::ElementInSet req,
OptionalCRLF opt
);
virtual void Output(PHTML & html) const;
virtual void AddAttr(PHTML & html) const;
};
class FieldElement : PHTML::Element {
protected:
FieldElement(
const char * nam,
const char * attr,
PHTML::ElementInSet elmt,
OptionalCRLF opt,
PHTML::DisableCodes disabled
);
virtual ~FieldElement();
virtual void AddAttr(PHTML & html) const;
};
};
Offending C++ Code - as you can see 'int a3' should actually be
PHTML::Element::OptionalCRLF. I am not sure why sip is treating this as
an int.
sipPHTML_FormField::sipPHTML_FormField(const char *a0,const char
*a1,PHTML::ElementInSet a2,_*int a3*_,PHTML::DisableCodes a4,const char
*a5): PHTML::FormField(a0,a1,a2,a3,a4,a5), sipPySelf(0)
{
memset(sipPyMethods, 0, sizeof (sipPyMethods));
}
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