Ok some follow up - I now rip through my exposed classes looking for
String_mgr typed properties to create custom get/setters for.Then, I set the
following for that property:
for c in classes:
for property in c.public_members:
if 'CustomString' in property.decl_string:
property.set_use_make_functions( True )
property.set_getter_call_policies( property.return_by_value
)
property.set_setter_call_policies( property.return_by_value
)
What is generated instead looks like this
.add_property( "name"
, bp::make_getter( &Update::name,
bp::return_internal_reference< >() )
, bp::make_setter( &Update::name ) )
when I expected it to look like:
.add_property( "name"
, bp::make_getter( &Update::name,
bp::return_by_value() )
, bp::make_setter( &Update::namem
bp::return_by_value() ) )
It's a property, and it occurs to me that it might not be a callable object.
But I don't have one at this point - make_getter/setter is creating it. What
am I doing wrong here?
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