Hi,
here is my problem.
Let say have a C++ A class and a Ader class in Python, derived from A (through
boost::python).
I have a list of functions f_i in Ader overloading the equivalent functions
with same name in A.
The main is written in Python and call a method g of a C++ class B passing and
argument of type Ader (it's written as A type under C++, but I don't have any
type issue there).
Let say B::g call a function f_1, calling f_2, calling f_3. The error occur at
f_3 as I could identify it uses A::f_3 instead of Ader::f_3.
By going down, I could confirm that, from f_1 to f_3, all the 3 called
functions are the A version.
So my question is, how can I fix this issue so that the B::g function uses Ader
functions (meanning Python functions) and not A functions?
On a side, this is a C++/Python version of a code working fine when fully
written in C++.
Christophe Jean-Joseph
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