Hi All,
Maybe a simple question, maybe not:
I have a binary-only module which was automatically generated by Py++ and its
associated pre-compiled C++ libraries.
There's a basic C++ type "A" which was exposed along with plenty of support
functions in the associated C++ library which operate on it in both C++ and
Python.
i.e.
python:
a = mod.A();
mod.helpfulFunction(a); >>Some helpful output.
My problem is now I want to write a module which operates on the C++ class A.
C++:
void mySlightlyHelpfulFunction(cppmodule::A &a)
{
...
}
BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(myModule)
{
def("mySlightlyHelpfulFunction",mySlightlyHelpfulFunction);
}
Python:
a = mod.A()
myModule.mySlightlyHelpfulFunction(a)
myModule.mySlightlyHelpfulFunction(A)
did not match C++ signature:
mySlightlyHelpfulFunction(mod::A {lvalue})
I've also tried this with Py++ with the same results.
Thus far it appears that no converter has been globally registered by the
module mod.
Any help would be hugely appreciated.
I apologise if this is a trivial question, I'm still new to hybrid C++/python.
Thanks.
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