Dotan,
in
>>> barPolicy = GetBarWithPolic(Io)
>>> barPolicy = GetBarWithPolic(File)
what type of object would you imaginge `Io` and `File` to be?
You already exported the functions as `GetBarWithPolicIo` and
`GetBarWithPolicFile` and then you could implement in python
`GetBarWithPolic(str)` a
Thanks for the response
That trick can help me out in the python level since python is has a duck
typing attribute.
do you familiar with any a procedure for the C++ ?. what I mean is this : I
would like to have some generic pointer that can either point to
BarWithPolicy nor to BarWithPolicy ?
t
Dotan,
Well, you can derive your template class BarWithPolicy from a
non-template class IBarWithPolicy and maybe that interface is enough
to work with. Otherwise I usually drag the template arguments along on
the C++ side.
What exactly do you want to do with that object, that can then either
be a
It is basically a logger policy and the idea is to create cross platform
logger that can be accessed from C++ and from python.
Except from the creation point I don't rely care what is the policy and
that is why I can't drag the template argument.
I think I understand what you mean by using an base
