Hello,
I'm in the process of hiding the unnecessarily verbose parts of a C++
interface behind Python properties, and I've run in to a slight
problem. We have a bunch of classes that expose private std::vectors
via Get(int index) and Set(int index, value_type& val) methods.
Ideally, I'd like to replace
thingy.GetATWDGain(1)
thingy.SetATWDGain(1, 254.5)
with
thingy.atwd_gain[1]
thingy.atwd_gain[1] = 254.5
I know how I would solve this in pure Python (something similar to
this: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/440514/), but I'm wondering
if there's a clever way to do this in Boost.Python without messing
around with the library itself. If anyone has done this already, I'd
be curious to know how.
Cheers,
Jakob van Santen
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