Trond Michelsen wrote:
> Is it possible to access hash elements of an object which is also a
> tied hash?
Yes you can using the regular Perl Stash, but not using the XS Stash which
doesn't supports tied objects (something which is very non-trivial in XS
code).
> FETCH() and STORE() are just wrappers around functions called
> swig_${key}_get and swig_${key}_set(), so I don't _have_ to access the
> object as a hash. It'd just be nice to be able to reduce the general
> uglyness the swig_*_[gs]et methods causes.
TT3 provides a way around this with the TT_get($key) and TT_set($key, $value)
methods. You can provide these for your objects to handle the mapping to
internal methods. e.g.
sub TT_get {
my ($self, $key) = @_;
my $method = "swig_${key}_get";
$self->$method();
}
Not much help to you at the moment, but it is on the list of "things broken
in TT2 and fixed in TT3".
A
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