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Uh... I don't think so. The only large-scale change I did (which was a
while ago) was to introduce empty virtual destructors in all the pure
abstract interface classes, so that gcc4 wouldn't complain. But I don't
see how that would confuse SWIG..
Thanks Hugh, that helps a lot. I was confused because it seemed to happen all
of a sudden without too many changes in VOS, and the problem affects almost all
of the Python classes. One additional thing I noticed is that this doesn't
affect the *Ptr classes, e.g. Vobject class has the raise in __
Not all objects can be constructed, for example anything pure virtual
Swig attempts to detect which objects can and cant be constructed. Sometimes it gets it wrong
One way in which it gets wrong are where you instantiate a method in a
derived class that was pure virtual in the base class. If the
