Hi. The only way I could deal with this issue was to keep track of
every class derived from the BaseClass, in order to _not_ using it
again to instantiate an object. I changed this:
> exec("import sys\n", namespace_module_main,
>namespace_module_main);
to:
> exec(
Thank you. My problems was obviously not about std::vector, since I
had already wrapped it. And sorry for my bad formed example, I was in
some kind of hurry while writing it. Anyways, I already solved this
problem, sorry for my former lack of detail.
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Hi everybody, it's my annoying again.
I have a pure virtual class in C++ wich I have wrapped and exposed
(call it BaseClass), and I let the users inherit from it to make their
own class in their script. It's worth noting that I do not know the
name of such class they are creating. When I load only
Hi everybody, I'll try to describe my problem:
I have this c++ class (simplyfied):
---
class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass()
{
this->setPos(0, 0);
}
MyClass(const MyClass& orig)
{
