On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Werner Joergensen wrote:
>
> Hello,
> the Py++ documentation has several recommendations how to solve registration
> order problems with member functions.
> Like for example this solution (from the documentation):
>>s2 = mb.class_( "S2" )
>>s2.member_function( "do_s
Hi,
I am trying to get a c++ pointer to a python object.
I am using DirectPython, and a function in that library, getDevice(),
"returns the address of the object" - a IDirect3DDevice9*, already
created using DirectPython code.
Using boost::python, I have an extension module function with thi
Christopher A Mejia wrote:
Stefan,
Thanks for your response. The API that I am trying to wrap is the
Data Client Server portion of the U.S. Naval Research Labs' SIMDIS
Analysis & Display Tool (simdis.nrl.navy.mil). This is free software,
but does require registration and there is a human in
Stefan,
Thanks for your response. The API that I am trying to wrap is the Data
Client Server portion of the U.S. Naval Research Labs' SIMDIS Analysis &
Display Tool (simdis.nrl.navy.mil). This is free software, but does require
registration and there is a human in the loop of the approval pr
Hello,
the Py++ documentation has several recommendations how to solve registration
order problems with member functions.
Like for example this solution (from the documentation):
>s2 = mb.class_( "S2" )
>s2.member_function( "do_smth" ).use_overload_macro = True
But what to do if the class constr
