Hi,
I'm trying to wrap an iterable class, which returns a custom iterator
typedef'd as const_iterator, from its begin and end methods.
When using boost::python::(iterator|iterators|range) to create an iterator
in the exposed __iter__ function in the exposed class_ def, I get a load
of com
On Wed, 27 Mar 2013 11:36:47 -, Alex Leach
wrote:
I'm trying to wrap an iterable class, which returns a custom iterator
typedef'd as const_iterator, from its begin and end methods.
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