Hi, I am building c++ bindings for a PySide application (subclassing a QWidget to make a custom one). I use pyside 1.0.8, debian testing, and python 2.7. The problem I have is that the imported module does not contain every methods that the QWidget subclass defines. In particular, I noticed that out of 4 methods with different signatures (see below), the one with the QVector3D as arg would be missing from the QWidget subclass (also missing from the wrapped cpp files).
void no_arg(); void prim_arg(int i); void qvector3d_arg(QVector3D v); void qstring_arg(QString s); The filesystem.xml file is pretty basic: <?xml version="1.0"?> <typesystem package="PyCustomQWidget"> <load-typesystem name="typesystem_core.xml" generate="no"/> <load-typesystem name="typesystem_gui.xml" generate="no"/> <object-type name="CustomQWidget"/> </typesystem> I can use QVector3D's seamlessly. Here's the generatorrunner command I use, as well as its output: http://pastebin.com/KspsEz4B (I can pastebin other info/files if needed). I don't understand why QVector3D methods are rejected with no apparent warning (there aren't more relevant warnings with --debug-level=full), nor how I can make them back in the shared object. Thanks, -- val
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