I don't have a solution, but I can say that you're not the only one who gets
bugged by that problem. From what I know, Qt itself has no namespace, so the
PySide binding implementation doesn't have a solution.
iaio tom <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi,
>I've started to use shiboken to bind my cpp lib to python and I have a
>couple of questions related to the namespaces.
>So from what I've seen if a use a namespace in .xml file definition,
>shiboken will create a class with the same name and it will use this
>class as namespace.
>But, there is a way to bind a function ro a class that in my cpp code
>is in a namespace to a global function or class without namespace in
>python?
>
>for example in my cpp code
>
>namespace Foo
>{
> void initFoo();
>}
>
>in shiboken the only way I found to export this function is this:
>.xml file
>
><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
><typesystem package="MyPkg">
> <namespace-type name="Foo">
> <function signature="initFoo()"/>
> </namespace-type>
></typesystem>
>
>if I try something like this it doens't work:
><typesystem package="MyPkg">
><function signature="initFoo()"/>
></typesystem>
>
>or
>
><typesystem package="MyPkg">
><function signature="Foo::initFoo()" rename="initFoo"/>
></typesystem>
>
>
>anyone know if there is a solution to this problem?
>
>Thank you
>Alan
>
>
>
>
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