Hi all!
I've one Qt-base library, let's call it libabc.so, and I want to make
a PyABC python wrapper for it. All the libabc API is contained in a
namespace, called "ABC". Now, when I generate the bindings, I'm using a
typesystem file like this:
===========================
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<typesystem package="PyABC">
<load-typesystem name="typesystem_core.xml" generate="no" />
<namespace-type name="ABC" generate="no">
<enum-type name="ImageType"/>
<object-type name="Image" />
</namespace-type>
</typesystem>
===========================
I've set the 'generate="no"' attribute on the namespace, otherwise all
classes are only accessible as PyABC.ABC.<ItemName>. This works well,
except for the enums. For some reason, the enum values are accessible in
three different ways:
1) PyABC.ABC.ImageType.Value1
2) PyABC.ImageType.Value1
3) PyABC.Value1
where the first one seems to be the canonical one; that is, if I run a
python interpreter and import the PyABC module, and then type
"PyABC.Value1" on the prompt, it types back "PyABC.ABC.ImageType.Value1".
Is there a way to have the enum values being exported in the second form
only (that is, PyABC.ImageType.Value1)?
Or at least, is there a way to make the 3rd form unavailable, as it's
just polluting the module namespace?
TIA,
Alberto
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