Hi,
If I want to define the same class (Inner) in 2 different scopes (Outer1
and Outer 2), I can do it like this:
#include <boost/python.hpp>
struct Outer1 {};
struct Outer2 {};
struct Inner {};
BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE( _sandbox )
{
namespace bp = ::boost::python;
{
bp::scope scope = bp::class_< Outer1 >( "Outer1" );
bp::class_< Inner >( "Inner" );
}
{
bp::scope scope = bp::class_< Outer2 >( "Outer2" );
bp::class_< Inner >( "Inner" );
}
}
Unfortunately when I import the _sandbox module I get the standard error:
RuntimeWarning: to-Python converter for Inner already registered; second
conversion method ignored.
and in debug build the second Inner registration asserts.
Is there any way to test if Inner is already registered and if so just
place it in the correct scope? Perhaps replacing the second scoped block
with something like this:
{
bp::object class_Outer2 = bp::class_< Outer2 >( "Outer2" );
bp::type_info info = boost::python::type_id< Inner >();
const bp::converter::registration * reg =
bp::converter::registry::query( info );
if( NULL == reg ) {
bp::class_< Inner >( "Inner" );
} else {
// Some magic here!
}
}
Also I should say that the 2 scoped blocks of code aren't adjacent in my
library so I don't really want to pass objects between them. I'm hoping
for a solution that just extracts info from the boost.python registry.
Thanks for any help,
John.
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