On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 3:32 PM, klaas.holwerda <n...@klaasholwerda.nl> wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> Mostly want without a problem. But a nested class does not work anymore.
> Like:
> class A2DCANVASDLLEXP a2dCanvasObject: public a2dEvtHandler
> {
> class A2DCANVASDLLEXP a2dFeedbackIdPinMapping : public a2dFeedbackId
> ...........
> The a2dFeedbackIdPinMapping class gets wrongly wrapped, down here
> a2dCanvasObject:: was missing.
> Don't know why it worked before.
>
> I get wrapped like:
>
> void wxLua_a2dFeedbackIdPinMapping_delete_function(void** p)
> {
> a2dCanvasObject::a2dFeedbackIdPinMapping* o =
> (a2dCanvasObject::a2dFeedbackIdPinMapping*)(*p);
> delete o;
> }
It should it be
wxLua_a2dCanvasObject_a2dFeedbackIdPinMapping_delete_function(). I
wonder why you don't get that. I just tried this and it seems to
generate the right code (though it can't compile).
%class %delete wxPoint::wxPointSub
wxPoint::wxPointSub()
%endclass
How do you declare your class in the interface files?
Regards,
John
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